W10 guess intermittent slowness issue
Posted: 15. Jun 2017, 22:01
I do have minimal ubuntu server os setup with minimal gui and virtual box downloaded from virtualbox site instead of the one that comes with ubuntu.(it was not playing nice with USB extensions)
I run 16.02.2 LTS and VIrtualbox 5.1.22 r115126 as headless but i use the gui to connect to my vmware and i use two monitors.
I do have WIFI usb keyboard.
What happens is that vm w10 guest is super fast and works like this for hours and after some time it slowly degrades and gets slower and slower.
Many times the keyboard is not responsive and the keystrokes are lost and mouse does not move property. If i plug in the wired mouse it works with no interruptions.
What is strange the same WIFI keyboard and mouse works with no issues on the host.
What i noticed is that when W10 guest is slow the host shows the Xorg process running high cpu.
There is nothing i can do to fix it except saving the machine state, rebooting linux host and restoring the machine state and all works fine again.
I cannot figure out what is happening. Something is causing the Xorg process to spike. Could this be virtualbox drivers?
Could this be virtualbox extensions? The host is a fast machine with i7 processor and SSD drive.
I run 16.02.2 LTS and VIrtualbox 5.1.22 r115126 as headless but i use the gui to connect to my vmware and i use two monitors.
I do have WIFI usb keyboard.
What happens is that vm w10 guest is super fast and works like this for hours and after some time it slowly degrades and gets slower and slower.
Many times the keyboard is not responsive and the keystrokes are lost and mouse does not move property. If i plug in the wired mouse it works with no interruptions.
What is strange the same WIFI keyboard and mouse works with no issues on the host.
What i noticed is that when W10 guest is slow the host shows the Xorg process running high cpu.
There is nothing i can do to fix it except saving the machine state, rebooting linux host and restoring the machine state and all works fine again.
I cannot figure out what is happening. Something is causing the Xorg process to spike. Could this be virtualbox drivers?
Could this be virtualbox extensions? The host is a fast machine with i7 processor and SSD drive.