Consoles Vshpere 4.1 slow

Good evening everybody ^^,

I understand why, but when text consoles of the vm in vsphere, index is very slow. Of course, the vmwares tools are up to date, and I do not encounter the problem on all my Vm. In Rdp no worries.

Under If you're Windows 2008/2008 R2 you need install VMware SVGA drivers that are in File\Common\VMware\etc program...

Eric

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