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Windows 7 guest painfully slow on OS X 10.9.5 host
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G_Benardout
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Windows 7 guest painfully slow on OS X 10.9.5 host
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loukingjr
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Re: Windows 7 guest painfully slow on OS X 10.9.5 host
you need to install the guest additions. 2D and 3D acceleration needs to be enabled for the guest.
only 512MBs RAM for a 64bit Windows 7 guest is probably low. 16MBs VRAM is much too low.
only 512MBs RAM for a 64bit Windows 7 guest is probably low. 16MBs VRAM is much too low.
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G_Benardout
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Re: Windows 7 guest painfully slow on OS X 10.9.5 host
Great- thanks so much. Increased the allocated RAM to 1024 and the VRAM to 60. Also enabled 2D and 3D acceleration. I hadn't previously installed guest additions as I understood it wasn't available for Mac as the host, rather than the guest.loukingjr wrote:you need to install the guest additions. 2D and 3D acceleration needs to be enabled for the guest.
only 512MBs RAM for a 64bit Windows 7 guest is probably low. 16MBs VRAM is much too low.
All running great now, thanks again
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loukingjr
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Re: Windows 7 guest painfully slow on OS X 10.9.5 host
Welcome. Glad it's working,G_Benardout wrote:Great- thanks so much. Increased the allocated RAM to 1024 and the VRAM to 60. Also enabled 2D and 3D acceleration. I hadn't previously installed guest additions as I understood it wasn't available for Mac as the host, rather than the guest.loukingjr wrote:you need to install the guest additions. 2D and 3D acceleration needs to be enabled for the guest.
only 512MBs RAM for a 64bit Windows 7 guest is probably low. 16MBs VRAM is much too low.
All running great now, thanks again
if you could mark this thread as solved. Just go to the first post>edit>type [Solved] in front of the title>submit.
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