Ssis 2012 configuration package wizard is hanging

Hi,
I am trying to edit the dtsconfig package xml file in SSIS 2012 VS envoirnemnt and the wizard is hanging up for minutes until I need to close VS.
Has anyone experienced this problem and what can be done to solve other than editing the XML file directly.

Hi danisroyi2 and Mike Yin Pactera
I am also experiencing this issue.
Edit an existing package configuration and click next.
It hangs on the loading properties form until you eventually (I have waited for over half an hour) have
to kill the process in task manager.
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