Re: Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion

Hi! Deppends on how much ram you’ve given the virtual windows machine. And also how much harddisk space you’ve given. /A > 9 apr. 2017 kl. 20:14 skrev Eric Brinkman : > > Hello all, > > I've always been disappointed by how choppy and breaky Jaws is when > running in

Re: Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion

gt; Crazy I know but I've had issues with windows playing games > > -Original Message- > From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto: > macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Eric Brinkman > Sent: Monday, 10 April 2017 1:01 PM > To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com &

RE: Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion

@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion I have 16 gigs of RAM and have dedicated 12 to the virtual machine. I previously only had eight allocated to the VM but thought allocating more might fix this. Clearly it's not an allocation issue. How do I go about updating

RE: Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion

@googlegroups.com Subject: Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion Hello all, I've always been disappointed by how choppy and breaky Jaws is when running in VMWare fusion. I just upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and Jaws is still choppy. I will be reading a line and Jaws will suddenly stop, sometimes

Re: Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion

You can look at the application settings I believe it is which gives you the option to upgrade the VM. It will tell you whether it’s necessary or not. Another thing to try is uninstalling vmtools and reinstalling since that’s where the video intercept and other support takes place. Honestly

Re: Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion

I have 16 gigs of RAM and have dedicated 12 to the virtual machine. I previously only had eight allocated to the VM but thought allocating more might fix this. Clearly it's not an allocation issue. How do I go about updating the drivers? Might this problem have to do with me having upgraded

Re: Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion

How much memory? This sounds like a good config so far. I asked Eric because usually when I check these people have 1 core dedicated with 512 megs of memory. Clearly you’re a more power user than that and have more experience. SSD is also a good thing to check off that you’ve done. I get 0

Re: Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion

I am using an SSD and have eight cores. Four are dedicated to the virtual machine. Fusion does not recommend I dedicate any more than four cores to Windows. Sent from my iPhone > On Apr 9, 2017, at 8:37 PM, Scott Granados wrote: > > Are you using an SSD or rotating

Re: Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion

Are you using an SSD or rotating disk? Also, how many cores do you have and how many cores and memory do you have dedicated to the VM? Most people don’t edit the default settings and they are under powered. > On Apr 9, 2017, at 2:14 PM, Eric Brinkman wrote: > >

Re: Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion

Hi Erric, I only have this problem when jaws first loads at the login screen in windows 10. I do notes that jaws can be choppy from time to time, but not sure if it is from vmware or windows itself. HTH. Matthew On 4/9/17, 2:14 PM, "Eric Brinkman"

Jaws very choppy in VMWare fusion

Hello all, I've always been disappointed by how choppy and breaky Jaws is when running in VMWare fusion. I just upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and Jaws is still choppy. I will be reading a line and Jaws will suddenly stop, sometimes with a bit of a stutter, and will resume but miss a few