Windows 8.1 guest OS running slow
Posted: 6. Jul 2015, 20:34
I have seen many posts about this issue, but all relate to slower machines or some setting or another.
I have tried everything google and this forum has to offer except posting my own thread, so here goes....
I have a machine that should not struggle:
my gfx card is a geforce 980 gtx although I don't really use 3d applications.
The settings for my virtual machine are as follows:
The machine runs on a dedicated hard drive (it's just a sata drive, nothing special) with nearly 2 tb of free space.
When running the machine, it takes about 5 - 10 minutes to load windows (after the initial boot which isn't that bad).
I have disabled pretty much everything that loads with windows, but that isn't the main problem. The main problem is when actually using the machine. When I am just doing code edits, etc, it is fine (to a degree) but if I try to debug anything then the system becomes really sluggish.
Can someone help me figure out why? I will post logs and whatever you require (I might need help finding them though).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have tried everything google and this forum has to offer except posting my own thread, so here goes....
I have a machine that should not struggle:
my gfx card is a geforce 980 gtx although I don't really use 3d applications.
The settings for my virtual machine are as follows:
The machine runs on a dedicated hard drive (it's just a sata drive, nothing special) with nearly 2 tb of free space.
When running the machine, it takes about 5 - 10 minutes to load windows (after the initial boot which isn't that bad).
I have disabled pretty much everything that loads with windows, but that isn't the main problem. The main problem is when actually using the machine. When I am just doing code edits, etc, it is fine (to a degree) but if I try to debug anything then the system becomes really sluggish.
Can someone help me figure out why? I will post logs and whatever you require (I might need help finding them though).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.