> Try disabling the shared drives in the integration settings, there is
> a performance problem there.
>
> Settings -> Integration Features -> uncheck all the drives.
>

>Facts:
>We have recently installed Windows R7(SP0)X64 on a Dell E6400 laptop with
>4GBytes of RAM and a 320 GByte (7200 RPM) disk drive. We then installed the
>latest version VPC for R7 and the integration components. The performance of
>the VPC (particularly User I/O) is lethargic at best. Even logging into the
>VPC is (four keystrokes and then wait for the characters to appear) a
>tiresome exercise.
>
>Connecting from another computer via MSTSC performance is better once you
>one gets past the login screen. Doing the same thing from the R7 host results
>in dismal performance again. I have tried both XP mode and the a clean XP
>install. XP was given 1024 Mbytes of RAM.
>
>On the same hardware (same machine actually):
> R7(SP0)X64 and VPC for R7, performance is dismal.
> R7(SP0)X64 and VPC 2007, performance is Excellent.
> R7(RC)X32 and VPC for R7, performance is acceptable (but lags behind VPC
>2007).
> R7(RC)X32 and VPC 2007, performance is Excellent.
>These were all clean installs without AntiVirus, applications, etc.
>
>
>These were not tried on the same hardware by are noted to put things in
>perspective.
> XP64 and VPC 2007, performance is excellent.
> XP32(SP3) and VPC 2007 is excellent.
> R7(RC)X64 and VMWare Workstation, performance is Excellent.
>
>Question:
>Have anyone else noticed this phenomena ?
>Could this be a result of the "integration" into the R7 Desktop ?

>I have formatted the hard drive and in the process of reinstalling Windows
>R7X64. We will be using VPC 2007 until the bugs are worked out of the new
>version.
>
>"Robert Comer" wrote:
>
>> Try disabling the shared drives in the integration settings, there is
>> a performance problem there.
>>
>> Settings -> Integration Features -> uncheck all the drives.
>>