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1. Malwarebytes add exclusion enabled or disables .exe#
2. Malwarebytes add exclusion enabled or disables driver#
3. Malwarebytes add exclusion enabled or disables code#

These benchmarks are with high-end system specs (Intel Core™ i7-6700HQ, PCIe® NVMe™ M.2 SSD, 16GB RAM, Win 10 圆4) with fastest SSD (and no other HDDs), and with nothing else running at the time. However, tests with and without Insiders build and with and without extensions enabled didn't show much difference in results. These benchmarks are with non-Insiders build, with a few extensions enabled. I was within 0.1s each time with stopwatch profiling across 20+ tests. finishes) - which I would consider more important than what the logged startup time (though useful for debugging). This was measured with a stopwatch to determine the "effective" startup time from the user's perspective - that is, until the document is displayed and readable (and before spellcheck underlining, detection of file content type, etc. Unlike the perf profiling (which I also performed with and without extensions and with and without Insiders build).

Malwarebytes add exclusion enabled or disables code#

VS Code startup time with those features enabled was 10.5 seconds (+/- 0.1 s). However, I also benchmarked startup time with and without those features with other applications, such as Notepad++ (.7s startup time, opening the same file as I tested VS Code with) and OneNote (1.72 s startup time), and so no appreciable difference in startup time with or without those features disabled.Īccordingly, it seems like VS Code startup time could still greatly benefit from optimized startup time, such as by delaying (until after the document is shown) or deferring (JIT) initialization of features and extensions, and the many files it seems to access on startup. In any case, disabling those features might also improve disk access performance in agree that Malwarebytes has an issue they need to optimize, with Self-Protection and Ransomware Protection features resulting in a far greater performance impact than all the others put together (at least in terms of VS Code startup time). It suspect those may have been slowing down disk access, with the many files that VSCode accesses on startup.

Malwarebytes add exclusion enabled or disables driver#

Malwarebytes add exclusion enabled or disables .exe#

exe and under Managed Protected Applications. vscode, Program Files, and Roaming, as well as Web Application Process for the.

No other settings or exclusions made any appreciable difference, such as when I tried adding exclusions for VSCode folders including. Disable "Ransomware Protection" under Real-time Protectionĭoing this brought startup time down from 10.5 seconds (even with Webroot antivirus disabled) to 3.2 seconds, even with all other Real-time Protection enabled for Malwarebytes and Webroot.Disable "Enable self-protection module" under Startup Options.In Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, under Settings > Protection, change the following settings: However, I have identified a workaround: Workaround for Malwarebytes Slow Startup Time: I also identified Malwarebytes as being the biggest factor in 10.5 second VS Code startup times, as discussed in #15455.