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• Correct allocation of resources to VM CPU with hyperthreading VCPU ESXI 5.5

  Hello

  I've read various articles on trying to size of the allocation of CPU for virtual machines and performance of subjects with overcommitting, but still can't seem to find a definitive answer with hyper threading involved for this particular configuration and hoped that someone could clarify for me.

  Example 1 - Exchange Server 2010

  1 x 6 Core Processor (12 logic with hyper threading)

  There are currently 1 socket and 6 hearts are attributed to him on a possible 12.

  There is only 1 virtual machine running on the server. I would benefit from an increase in the nuclei of one of the following:

  1 outlet, 12 hearts

  6 sockets, 1 core

  12 Sockets, 1 core

  any other configuration?

  Example 2 - server has 2 x 6 Core processors with Hyper threading enabled. (12 cores, 24 logic)

  I want to attribute 2 physical cores to VM1, VM2 4 physical hearts and 6 physical cores to VM3

  Who would do the following:

  VM1 - 1 taken, 2 hearts VM2 - 1 socket, 4 cores VM3 - carrots 1 Socket 6

  VM1 - 1 socket, 4 core VM2 - 1 socket, 8 cores VM3 - 12 hearts 1 socket

  VM1 - 2 taken, 1 core VM2 - 2 Sockets, Sockets 4 hearts 2 VM3, 6 cores

  VM1 - 2 taken, 2 hearts VM2 - 2 taken, 8 cores VM3 - 2 taken, 12 hearts

  VM1 - 2 taken, 1 taken VM2 - 4 kernel, 1 core VM3 - 6 sockets, 1 core

  VM1 - 4 taken, 1 core VM2 - 8 Sockets, 1 core VM3 - 12 Sockets, 1 core

  any other configuration?

  No, you can allocate more vCPU you have. what you said it is fine. I usually go for a ratio of 6: 1. for example, with 12 cores, we have up to 72 vCPUS (it's all compared to the workload type and the size of the virtual machine through)

  I said that you never allocate a unique virtual machine more than the physical cores as the guest on the virtual machine OS think there full hearts to play with no hyper threaded no carrots...

  But hyper threading can give use better ability to commit the resources of the processor because it intelligently uses the additional threads when the performance will not be affected. as long as all virtual machines will not work 100%, then you can add more with no real impact. If you have listed these 3 VMs had to use 100% each you'd be using 100% CPU host not 50%. never use logical cores when it comes to calculations of ability only physical cores

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• Windows 10 Pro: Firefox 40.0 constantly using 75 to 85% of cpu with HTML 5 1080 p video playback

  Firefox version 40.0 can no longer play videos from youtube.com without ridiculously high levels of cpu on my 10 Pro 64-bit Windows System. The non-video HD, the cpu is using Firefox level is a constant 45 to 50%. On change to 1080 p HD, Firefox 40.0 now consumes a staggering 75-85% of cpu. It started since the upgrade to Firefox 39.

  Opera of 31.0, Edge and Internet Explorer 11.0.10240.16384 all use less than 20% cpu when running HTML5 or Flash in mode HD 1080 p on the youtube.com site.

  Why Firefox works at 75-85% of the cpu on my system? Video on youtube.com is rough and stutter and 40.0 Firefox is having a devastating effect on the proper functioning of my entire system, mounted in power overall cpu usage just up to 100%. He managed to slow down my entire operating system. I've never had this problem with Firefox before, not even in many Insider Preview of WIndows 10 Pro versions.

  No one knows what causes this unacceptable amout of use cpu 40,0 Firefox and how to fix it? I already uninstalled Firefox completely and re-installed. This had no effect on the cpu extreme use.

  You use NVIDIA? It of because they were disabled, so more processing power to use hardware acceleration.

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• new computer with win 7 pro when it is connected to a Flash drive or external hard drive poster, you have currently not authorized to access this folder or location is not available

  There are now 4 computers in front of me.

  Two are laptops 17 inch hp (consumer)

  Two are workstations mobile hp 17 inch (company)

  On the consumer books, I can view the files on my external hard drive 1 to and 1 GB player.

  On the company workstation (mobile), I'm not able to view the files on the hard drive or flash drive.

  I need your help so that I can save files from the internal hard drive of the mobile platform of book z hard disk external.  And I need to be able to reconnect the external drives and readers to the Zbook mobile workstation to transfer files to transfer flash.

  These are the pop ups that appear for each when displaying of readers by opening my computer:

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  H:\ is not accessible.

  Access is denied.

  Make a right click on the hard drive allows FreeAgent GoFlex drive opening (h :)) properties)

  The tabs are ReadyBoost, previous Versions, Quota, customize, general, tools, hardware, sharing, security

  By clicking on security of advances and then permissions then continue and then change my name owner or administrator... both methods result in the same access denied result once again.

  I came across this http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/00d04415-2b2f-422c-b70e-b18ff918c281 is this something I need to study and learn before I am able to connect and use an external drive or flash?  Or is there another problem?  If the answer is in this link, do I have to put emphasis on and why wasn't windows 7 configured so that it is easy to use external drives as in win xp and win 8?  Are all usb ports do not or all drivers of failing or is it a software problem all?

  I was not able by trial and error to display all files on any hard drive or external flash on the two books of z of mobile workstation.

  Then I went to the flash drive.

  Left click on the flash drive produces a pop-up with title bar G:\

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  After clicking on continue it opens another pop-up with title bar G:\

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  When clicking on the Security tab he opens a new pop with the title bar: removable disk (g) properties

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  Summary:

  Two new computers hp zbook stations mobile work with win 7 pro

  Or computers with their multiple ports usb allows to access my external hard drive or flash drive.

  The external hard disk and flash dirve each work very well with the consumer portable computers hp with winning 8 and 8.1 of win and have worked with computers with win xp.

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  (2) ran microsoft fixit will be all available Parameters which automatically checked and corrected each book workstation z mobile http://support.microsoft.com/mats/windows_file_and_folder_diag/

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  (4) checked for malware using microsoft security essentials, malwarebytes and spybot on each mobile workstation

  (5) updated drivers using HP support assistant on each computer

  (6) windows update the device HP support assistant on each computer

  How do two new computers with win 7 pro can be connected to external drives that allow to view the files as they do with win xp and win 8 automatically?

  How can I access my files on the external hard disk and flash the mobile workstation book z?

  The specifications for the mobile workstation of zbook are:

  Operating system: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Service Pack 1

  Microprocessor: Intel core i7-4800MQ CPU @ 2.7 GHz

  Moemory system: 16 GB of memory on 2 1600 MHz dimm

  Graphics device 1: Nvidia Quadro K3100M

  Graphics device 2: Intel HD 4600 graphics card

  Hard drive 1: SCSI Disk Device

  C: 683.42 (613,62 free go-go)

  D: 12.21 GB (1,3 GB free)

  E: 1.99 GB (1.97 GB free)

  The hard drive is a seagate 1 TB drive that works very well

  The flash drive is a 1 GB drive which works very well

  This problem has been resolved.

  Right-click all methods have not access external external hard drives and flash drives.

  Sharing, permissions, ownership, administrative changes, all method all failed.

  This problem has been resolved by higher HP product support.  Other levels of support were not able to diagnose the problem or fix.

  The problem has been resolved by:

  (1) determine that he was not a NTFS problem

  (2) using the msconfig to isolate a single service

  When the unique service has been disabled the files on any external drives have been available.

  The service of the problem was the HP Client Security.

  This HP Client Security in its default value is set to deny access.

  Then right-click on the drive and change the permissions, ownership, to administrators, using everyone etc. will fail because they are all trumped by the HP Client Security that is set by default to deny access.

  When that client security is changed the drives become available.  It is not information about this when using the computer and this can be learned by trial and error.

  I hope this helps all those who have z book 17 mobile workstations or HP computers that are equipped with client security.

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• I installed Windows XP on my new computer (with Windows 7 PRO), but my USB does not work on Windows XP. It works fine on Windows 7

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• Uninstall windows vista and go back with my computer came with.

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• New computer with Windows 7 Pro installed - also came with disks to Windows 8 Pro - what I lose everything?

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