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Getting Spammed with “starting Gradle Daemon, started in x seconds” And fills up my whole memory

Craftit7
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A while ago, I noticed that If I leave my pc open for a bit (Until the gradle Daemon terminates it self timeout). Now IntelliJ needs a new daemon to run the operation, but instead it just doesn't manage to run. I have to restart my whole machine..

Getting Spammed With this:-
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Last gradle process just crashes with Address already in use: Cannot bind.

And now gradle is all over my pc:-
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PLEASE HELP! It takes 20% of my memory and sometimes causes the pc to crash.

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    Ok what java version you use and did you try to re-extract a new workspace from the mdk if you did try and it doesn't work download the mdk again maybe its corrupted

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