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I have 3D graphics acceleration turned off, and I think the VMs perform a little better with that setting.

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Everything works great except that Windows and Office are running very slowly.

I went up to 2048MB of RAM assigned to the VM and performance was actually a little slower, so I went back to 1520MB.

How about the number of virtual processors Would it be faster to run on two Jason.

While you might think that it shouldnt it would more likely run slower.

I mostly use XP as you do.Outlook, Visio, Project and IE web browser.

Which Vmware Fusion Pro 2009? Software That Came

If your guest was converted from a PC, I would get rid of any of the drivers and mgmt software that came with the old computer.

I found eliminating those also improved performance on my guest.

The most common culprits for slowdowns in my environment seem to be: 1) Java - A Java application is run every morning by the desktop mgmt agent used at my company.

That really drags performance down when it is running (affecting the guest and the host).

Symantec Antivirus Scan - My company also enforces policies on antivirus scans on the desktops.

I think they are supposed to run in the middle of the night, but since I suspend my guest at night and turn it back on in the morning, they seem to always run when I start my day.

Spbot Scan - Likewise, the company scheduled spybot scans to run regularly and they killed performance.

It seemed these were also scheduled to run in the middle of the night, so what would end up happening is both the antivirus and spybot scans would run together in the mornings and basically slow the guest to a crawl.

Fortunately, they seem to have reduced the frequency of those.

I also went through my registry and removed all the things that were unnecessarily starting up automatically - things like Adobe reader speed launch.

With Outlook, IE, Visio, Project and Firefox running, I still have over 250 MB available RAM.

I would say Unity is a bit more resource intensive than single window mode, but as the other poster said, not enough that I avoid using it when I need it.

I am running 2 XP VMs for very similar reasons as you (each connected via VPN to separate networks, each running Outlook (2003) connected to the respective Exchange Servers.

Frequent use of Office applications, web browsers (both IE and Firefox).

I originally had both machines configured with 768 Meg of RAM, but found I wasnt using near that.

I have dropped them both to 640 Meg and have not had issues with memory in either VM with the mix of applications I typically use.

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