- #VISUAL STUDIO ARM EMULATOR SLOW MAC OS X#
- #VISUAL STUDIO ARM EMULATOR SLOW MAC OS#
- #VISUAL STUDIO ARM EMULATOR SLOW INSTALL#
It can be helpful for the Parallels support team, but uses more hard disk space and may slightly lower the system performance. The Surface 2 is just SO much faster than the original. Disable log messages: If you select Use detailed log messages in the Advanced pane of Parallels Desktop Preferences, Parallels Desktop will start creating a more detailed log file. It came with Visual Studio installed, I also pinned IE to the Taskbar, installed Github for Windows, Chrome, and VS Web Essentials, as well as Windows Live Writer that I'm typing in right now.Tune Windows for speed: To speed up Windows, select Tune Windows for speed in the Optimization pane.Run Windows locally: If you start Windows stored on an external storage device connected to your Mac (for example, an external USB disk drive), its performance will be lower than if it were stored on your Mac.Run fewer virtual machines at once: If you are running multiple operating systems at once using Parallels Desktop, stop one or more of them to improve performance of the others.XDS220 Configuring Debugger hangs on slow Ethernet connections (DBGTRC-3595).
#VISUAL STUDIO ARM EMULATOR SLOW INSTALL#
Note: Do not install more than one Windows antivirus program. For Code Composer Studio, please use the Check For Updates menu item. To be protected, you have to sacrifice performance. Antivirus software may slow down your virtual machine: Windows may become slower after you install antivirus software.
#VISUAL STUDIO ARM EMULATOR SLOW MAC OS#
To optimize the performance of both Windows and Mac OS X, set the memory allocated to Windows to be somewhere within the recommended range, indicated by the graphic under the memory slider in the CPU & Memory configuration panel.
#VISUAL STUDIO ARM EMULATOR SLOW MAC OS X#
If, on the other hand, too much memory is allocated to Mac OS X, then Mac OS X applications may run well but Windows programs might slow down. If too much memory is allocated to Windows, Mac OS X may slow down, which in turn can cause Windows programs to slow down because they're running on top of Mac OS X.