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IIS hangs when debugging an ASP.NET application in Visual Studio 2015?
When debugging web applications, repeated launches lead to a complete hang of the IIS Express Worker process.
The essence of the problem: when you first start debugging, the application is loaded in the browser - it works, but after stopping debugging in any way (Shift + F5, exit, closing the tab, etc.), the application does not load in the browser on subsequent launches. The application tab is constantly in the process of loading, no error code crashes.
This is fixed by manually terminating the IIS Express Worker processes and restarting debugging, but doing this all the time is very annoying.
In the earlier VS 2013 + VS 2015, such problems were never observed.
Dramatic changes before the problem appeared:installing a new SSD (instead of HDD) and, accordingly, reinstalling the system.
Has anyone encountered such a problem? In what direction can it be solved?
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