Yes, it pretty much seems that there is some kind of unique condition. So, the only thing that's so harsh on executing programs could only be my McAfee Anti-Virus software. Although it has worked fine up to 0.95.1 together with Core 0.13.1. Hmmm, anyway I have deinstalled that and I'm using now windows defender only (also added exceptions for the real-time scanner at C:\..\AppData\Armory & AppData\Bitcoin Core directories). I'm currently at rebuid&rescan because I have read it too late that it would not be nesassary. If this is still not working I'll maybe format my HDD and after fresh installing Win10 Armory will be the only program that's executed at first.
@goatpig: I finally knew what was causing this issues! I've found 3 virues/trojans that tried to prevent core from connecting to other clients, armorydb from connecting with core and where hiding in my blockchain files! They where sleeping in my old recovery folder (that I imported from my old laptop) and spreaded in my account. My hole laptop was so incedibly slow from day to day even slower... I have wiped out my hole app data of armory and bitcoin and afterwards boom.. everything was running smooth again. I'm now downloading the hole blockchain, but everything goes extremly fast now.
I had excluded certain folders from scanning because I fought they might corrupt the blockchain... anyway thanks for helping me goatpig!
How can I change to usse tor settings, the button in the GUI is broken... what do I have to write in the config file and how is it named?... pls..
#JOHN MCAFEE ROCKS! =D
There are a few false positives in the blockchain, where people pushed virus signatures in transactions. That's enough to get your antivirus to freak out. These cases were reported as false positives but who knows what the AV companies did with those reports.
Consider that a resident AV's heuristics alone can nuke on disk content post flush basically at its own whim. Chances are the AV created issues where they were none to begin with. Objectively, an AV is no different from a virus: it resides on your system, constantly eats resources and damages the user experience.
My advice to you, whether you let the AV run or not, is to make periodical copies of a valid blockchain data folder on external storage to restore faster.
As for the config files, they are named armoryqt.conf and armorydb.conf and go in your Armory datadir (where your wallets reside). Any command line you can give to either process you can put in the relevant config file. If you are running with default paths, there isn't anything you need to put in there. If you want to run the lighter DB, use --dbtype=DB_BARE.
There is no more "use tor setting" per se. There is no more phone home code in Armory, the only piece of software in the stack that uses the WAN is your node.
