Windows Experience Index causes crashes
Windows Experience Index causes crashes
Windows Experience Index can not be refreshed on Guest. How do I properly report this without having my post deleted?
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scottgus1
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Re: How do I report without my post being deleted?
What makes you think your post would be deleted?
The Windows Experience Index is a Microsoft benchmark thing. My Windows 7 guest's index shows 1.0 for graphics and gaming graphics because I haven't installed the 3D acceleration option in the Guest Additions. I recall I saw someone with w 4-ish index on a guest. I think he had the 3D acceleration installed.
If the WEI won't run, check with Microsoft on what errors it reports.
The Windows Experience Index is a Microsoft benchmark thing. My Windows 7 guest's index shows 1.0 for graphics and gaming graphics because I haven't installed the 3D acceleration option in the Guest Additions. I recall I saw someone with w 4-ish index on a guest. I think he had the 3D acceleration installed.
If the WEI won't run, check with Microsoft on what errors it reports.
Re: How do I report without my post being deleted?
I had 4.9 WEI when I had version 4.3.28 VirtualBox installed. After updating to VirtualBox 5.0, the WEI needs to be updated. I update/refresh the WEI but it crashed in the middle or a little bit after the middle of the test. I try to post my post on the VirtualBox 5.0 updating from 4.3.28 thread and my post was removed. I just want to know how I would proceed to do a proper report on that issue without having my post removed.
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mpack
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Re: How do I report without my post being deleted?
Your previous post was deleted because it hijacked a completely unrelated discussion. Off topic posts can and will be deleted, so do try to choose a sensible location.
And I'm afraid that "Windows Hosts" isn't ideal either. Moving this one to "Windows Guests", since that is what the Q relates to. I have also changed your topic title to one which indicates the content.
And I'm afraid that "Windows Hosts" isn't ideal either. Moving this one to "Windows Guests", since that is what the Q relates to. I have also changed your topic title to one which indicates the content.
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loukingjr
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Re: Windows Experience Index causes crashes
FWIW, Aero hasn't worked for Windows 7 or Vista on Windows hosts for quite some time. As far as the WEI test, it doesn't crash, It fails to complete with a dialog box saying so. For some reason Windows 7 thinks the VirtulBox WDDM driver is not WDDM compatible. At least on my Windows 8.1 host.
Aero works in Windows 7 as a guest on all my OSX and Linux hosts.
Aero works in Windows 7 as a guest on all my OSX and Linux hosts.
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