I have installed 2008R2 STD Edition as a guest, and is running to slow.
Configuration for the virtual with 2008R2:
1024 MB of RAM
50 GB of Hard Drive
2 processors
Configuration of the Host
Windows 7 Ultimate
4 GB of Ram
500 GB of Hard Drive
Please Help Me
Windows 2008R2 STD edition
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BillG
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Re: Windows 2008R2 STD edition
You may think this is a strange question, but have you tried one processor in the vm?
My 2008 R2 server runs fine with 2 processors, but there have been reports of it running faster with one in a vm in some cases (depending on the host hardware and OS).
My 2008 R2 server runs fine with 2 processors, but there have been reports of it running faster with one in a vm in some cases (depending on the host hardware and OS).
Bill
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Re: Windows 2008R2 STD edition
Upgrade your RAM and give the VM 2 GB, see how that goes. Also, you say it's 'slow', but how do you tell it's really slow? For all we care you're trying to run it on a mobile processor that provides 64 bit options to a VM but actually runs at 1,2 GHz tops, slowed down to 600 MHz due to running on battery.
Also check the Guest side, maybe a process is running at top usage slowing things down.
Also check the Guest side, maybe a process is running at top usage slowing things down.
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