> I'm supporting a number of end users working with a common VPC image. We're
> working on XP SP2 on both host and guest, VPC 7 sp1 w/ vm additions. All
> seem to work fine except for one user:
>
> User complains about slow performance, major screen refresh issues. I have a
> remote proxy tool (funk) installed on user's VPC in order connect in to
> user's environment. Had user demonstrate issue remotely with following
> results:
>
> User starts typing / doing things within VPC and indicates that he's still
> waiting for what he just typed to show up on his screen...yet on my screen
> (the one connected remotely) the refresh rate was instantaneous.
>
> User has 512mb of memory allocated to VPC, I'm suspicious something funny is
> going on with video drivers / settings on either is host or guest machine
> that is causing refresh problem on his VPC. Ideas?

> might want to ask that in the mac vpc forum:
> microsoft.public.mac.virtualpc
>
> -matson
>
>
>
> The Scott wrote:
> > I'm supporting a number of end users working with a common VPC image. We're
> > working on XP SP2 on both host and guest, VPC 7 sp1 w/ vm additions. All
> > seem to work fine except for one user:
> >
> > User complains about slow performance, major screen refresh issues. I have a
> > remote proxy tool (funk) installed on user's VPC in order connect in to
> > user's environment. Had user demonstrate issue remotely with following
> > results:
> >
> > User starts typing / doing things within VPC and indicates that he's still
> > waiting for what he just typed to show up on his screen...yet on my screen
> > (the one connected remotely) the refresh rate was instantaneous.
> >
> > User has 512mb of memory allocated to VPC, I'm suspicious something funny is
> > going on with video drivers / settings on either is host or guest machine
> > that is causing refresh problem on his VPC. Ideas?
>

>I would suggest posting this to microsoft.public.virtualpc, which is a very
>active newsgroup.
>
>Good luck!
>
>Brian
>

> Why? Did I somehow imply this wasn't windows?
>
> "David Matson" wrote:
>
>> might want to ask that in the mac vpc forum:
>> microsoft.public.mac.virtualpc
>>
>> -matson
>>
>>
>>
>> The Scott wrote:
>> > I'm supporting a number of end users working with a common VPC image.
>> > We're
>> > working on XP SP2 on both host and guest, VPC 7 sp1 w/ vm additions.
>> > All
>> > seem to work fine except for one user:
>> >
>> > User complains about slow performance, major screen refresh issues. I
>> > have a
>> > remote proxy tool (funk) installed on user's VPC in order connect in to
>> > user's environment. Had user demonstrate issue remotely with following
>> > results:
>> >
>> > User starts typing / doing things within VPC and indicates that he's
>> > still
>> > waiting for what he just typed to show up on his screen...yet on my
>> > screen
>> > (the one connected remotely) the refresh rate was instantaneous.
>> >
>> > User has 512mb of memory allocated to VPC, I'm suspicious something
>> > funny is
>> > going on with video drivers / settings on either is host or guest
>> > machine
>> > that is causing refresh problem on his VPC. Ideas?
>>

> I'm supporting a number of end users working with a common VPC image.
> We're working on XP SP2 on both host and guest, VPC 7 sp1 w/ vm
> additions. All seem to work fine except for one user:
>
> User complains about slow performance, major screen refresh issues. I
> have a remote proxy tool (funk) installed on user's VPC in order
> connect in to user's environment. Had user demonstrate issue
> remotely with following results:
>
> User starts typing / doing things within VPC and indicates that he's
> still waiting for what he just typed to show up on his screen...yet
> on my screen (the one connected remotely) the refresh rate was
> instantaneous.

> Why? Did I somehow imply this wasn't windows?
>
> "David Matson" wrote:
>
>
>>might want to ask that in the mac vpc forum:
>>microsoft.public.mac.virtualpc
>>
>>-matson
>>
>>
>>
>>The Scott wrote:
>>
>>>I'm supporting a number of end users working with a common VPC image. We're
>>>working on XP SP2 on both host and guest, VPC 7 sp1 w/ vm additions. All
>>>seem to work fine except for one user:
>>>
>>>User complains about slow performance, major screen refresh issues. I have a
>>>remote proxy tool (funk) installed on user's VPC in order connect in to
>>>user's environment. Had user demonstrate issue remotely with following
>>>results:
>>>
>>>User starts typing / doing things within VPC and indicates that he's still
>>>waiting for what he just typed to show up on his screen...yet on my screen
>>>(the one connected remotely) the refresh rate was instantaneous.
>>>
>>>User has 512mb of memory allocated to VPC, I'm suspicious something funny is
>>>going on with video drivers / settings on either is host or guest machine
>>>that is causing refresh problem on his VPC. Ideas?
>>