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louis731

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Sep 23, 2009
13
0
Folks,

I've been running XP on VMWare Fusion for a while, the performance were
acceptable.

However, since yesterday it became sluggish, I reboot the machine and
the problem remains.

Someone advise here?

Thanks,
Louis
 

davidwarren

macrumors 6502a
Aug 28, 2007
782
2
Folks,

I've been running XP on VMWare Fusion for a while, the performance were
acceptable.

However, since yesterday it became sluggish, I reboot the machine and
the problem remains.

Someone advise here?

Thanks,
Louis

Probably because the new version is coming out. J/k
 

akadmon

Suspended
Aug 30, 2006
2,006
2
New England
Folks,

I've been running XP on VMWare Fusion for a while, the performance were
acceptable.

However, since yesterday it became sluggish, I reboot the machine and
the problem remains.

Someone advise here?

Thanks,
Louis

I've seen some posts on VMware Fusion forums from people who said this happened to them after they installed the latest version (2.06).
 

daflake

macrumors 6502a
Apr 8, 2008
920
4,329
This is happening to me as well. I used to have balanced performance on my Mac and VMWare but as of late, it has been one or the other. I have noticed that my memory is getting low where it didn't before. Hopefully this is something they will fix soon.
 

phantasmagoria

macrumors regular
Nov 15, 2006
146
1
UK
I've had real problems with sluggish performance when resuming from suspended sessions on both 2.05 and 2.06. Had always been snappy before, but it's like wading through treacle on the recent versions of 2.x. The solution I found was to shut the VM down and start it up each time, rather than suspending it, and then all worked fine.

I upgraded to 3.0 yesterday and that's fixed the issue for me, in fact it seems faster than ever now.
 
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