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| | virtual PC run slow My problem is this: i have a laptop pc with Intel(R)Core(TM)2Duo T7250 @2.00 GHZ 4GB RAM Windows Vista Businnes Edition 32 bits. GeForce 8400m GS 256 Video. Im using this laptop for develop software but i have virtual pc installed with windows 2000, and SQL 2005 y VS.NET 2005, im assigned to VPC 2 GB RAM but still run very slow and i dont know why. Can anyone know why VPC do that. For develop is a very frustating situation. Thanks. |
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| | Re: virtual PC run slow Have you installed the VPC Additions? If so, try this: http://blogs.msdn.com/virtual_pc_guy...n-laptops.aspx -- Bob Comer On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 07:40:07 -0800, Bryan Masis <Bryan Masis@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: >My problem is this: > >i have a laptop pc with Intel(R)Core(TM)2Duo T7250 @2.00 GHZ 4GB RAM >Windows Vista Businnes Edition 32 bits. GeForce 8400m GS 256 Video. > >Im using this laptop for develop software but i have virtual pc installed >with windows 2000, and SQL 2005 y VS.NET 2005, im assigned to VPC 2 GB RAM >but still run very slow and i dont know why. Can anyone know why VPC do that. >For develop is a very frustating situation. > >Thanks. |
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| | Re: virtual PC run slow On Jan 14, 10:40*am, Bryan Masis <Bryan Ma...@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: > My problem is this: > > i have a laptop pc with *Intel(R)Core(TM)2Duo T7250 @2.00 GHZ 4GB RAM > Windows Vista Businnes Edition 32 bits. GeForce 8400m GS 256 Video. > > Im using this laptop for develop software but i have virtual pc installed > with windows 2000, and SQL 2005 y VS.NET 2005, im assigned to VPC 2 GB RAM > but still run very slow and i dont know why. *Can anyone know why VPC do that. > For develop is a very frustating situation. > > Thanks. Slow HD.... VPC singlethreaded on a C2D. So it's not really taking advantage of multiple cores. (and it's an old processor as well). Windows 2000 as guest when you should be using XP. So: Get a laptop with a faster/better processor. Get more RAM and/or use Vista/2008 64bit host OS to take advantage of the RAM you have. Get a faster HD (7200+ Western Digital, solid state preferred but costs money for too little HD space) Install Vmware Workstation. VPC is known for it's slowness. Be sure to enable Virtualization in the laptop BIOS if it has the option. Make sure you are using Vista SP1. |
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