Vs Code, pylance stops for no reason - visual-studio-code

It starts and stops all the time.Highlighting and autocompletes goes missing.
I think something is forcing it to stop, then it autostarts again.
I reinstalled VScode a few times, tried reinstalling extensions.
Preferences-settings-extensions-python-> 'Language server' is 'Pylance'.
Python path is okay.
I use python 3.9.10 / VsCode 1.6.3.2 x64
If you can give me some advice, it will be appreciated. Thanks..

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The solution was to start VS Code from the command prompt with the following command:
code --disable-extensions --max-memory=12288mb
Then to close all open tabs and correctly exit VS Code without any open files.
Hopefully this helps someone!
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(JSON)";
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I have Visual Studio Code version 1.22.2 running on Windows. When working on Javascript code, it crashes and causes a blue screen with the following technical info:
STOP: 0X0000007E
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Open a command prompt and type the following command:
code --disable-extensions
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Is there a way i can clean uninstall VSCode and re install?
Thanks,
Phani
Did you try AppData\Local\Code\bin\code.cmd ?
vscode is running by update.exe