Windows 10: Visual basic command line compiler process is running and literally "eating" my cpu usage.

I ended the process and started again on its own after some time. This is really frustrating and I really hope you will help me fix it. I tried using an optimizing tool that basically put the process into the block list but that only works when the application is running. I'm sure there is a better alternative to doing this. Thanks in advance.

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Visual Basic Command Line Compiler Running at 100% GPU

Hi Scorz1,

According to the old blue screen log file, We didn't find a clue about the Visual Basic Command Line Compiler, instead of which we found the cause of the GPU crash is a program called discord.exe. Thus to this point, I suggest you reinstall the Discord app and see if the problem is resolved.

And to investigate further, you may collect the latest blue screen log for our analysis.

I await news!

 

Visual Basic Command Line Compiler Running at 100% GPU

Recently the Visual Basic Command Line Compiler is running at 100% GPU as you can see in the screenshot of task manager bellow.

If i end the task it will appear again and running at 100%, how i can solve this? Because if i open a game that requires GPU my PC bluescreens.

What is causing this? Is it the Windows 11?

My GPU is a RTX 2060

 

Visual Basic Command Line Compiler Running at 100% GPU

Hi Scorz1,

Welcome to the Microsoft Community.



You may upload the blue screen .dmp log via the Private Message so that we can see if it will help our analysis and investigation of the cause.

To collect the .dmp log file,

• You could press the Windows+R key combination, paste %SystemRoot%\Minidump, and run it to get the blue screen log.
  
• If there is no log in the check:
  

1. Right-click the Start logo button in the lower-left corner, select System, click Advanced system settings→Settings (startup and failure recovery)→Select Minidump in Write debugging information drop-down menu, and confirm;
   
2. Then check the virtual memory settings, click Settings (Performance) → Advanced tab → Change → check Automatically manage paging file size for all drives → and exit after continuous confirmation.
   

When the blue screen is displayed again, the log file can be found in the same way as before.

But the Visual Basic Command Line Compiler is to be used in a development environment, which is beyond the scope of support from the forum community. The best place to get help with it is vs-general - Microsoft Q&A. This community caters to IT professionals who can provide advanced troubleshooting steps regarding this program. You may click Ask a question to start.

I hope this helps, and feel free to keep me informed.







Best regards

| Lynn Sun Microsoft Community Support Specialist