Is there a way to generate only the most serious issues in Resharper?

Question

The large asp.net/Telerik reporting project I am now maintaining apparently has so many "issues" that Resharper chokes on it. When I run "Resharper | Inspect | Code Issues in Current Project" it churns away for a good while, then it displays the "Inspection Results - Code Issues in " dialog - with nothing [i,o]n it; it's just a medium gray rectangle.

I surmise this is because there were so many "issues" Resharper just threw up its virtual hands.

Is there a way to filter the results to just the most egregious ones, so those few dozen or hundred will show?

UPDATE

Even in my relatively simple web site that I'm working on at home, Resharper flags over 10,000 things - 99.squeech% of them being .js and .css code that "comes with" the project. With Resharper working like this on web sites/projects "out of the box" it's hard to see the forest for the giant vegetables comprising said grove.

UPDATE 2

I see that even when I right-click a .js file and select "Find Usages" it toils and spins, and then finally invokes the same empty dialog...bizarre...

Answer 1

If you can get the dialog up, then there is an option within it to filter the issues. I would start by adding some of the worst files/folders to the Skip list so that ReSharper will stop analysing them and can at least give you the Code Issues dialog. You can Skip files/folders from here:

ReSharper > Option > Code Inspection > Settings > Edit Items to Skip