Kim Keith Posted October 12, 2019 Share Posted October 12, 2019 Hi all I have a performance problem with (Maybe) windows 10 Built 1809. The setup is 5000 ++ users with 7.15 XD all LTSR and all build in best practice. Citrix Optimizer 2.5 and etc etc nothing is out of the ordinary - all setup correctly and it all runs on ESXI 6.5. Now we see performance outlet and i can't see where it should be ? I'm reading this https://www.loginvsi.com/blog/909-improving-windows-10-performance-by-3000-with-these-simple-tricks And i was thinking, dose anybody else think that Built 1809 i just a BAD built from Microsoft or have experience with it ?? And the only way is to go either down or up in Windows builts ? Regards Keith Link to comment
0 CarlStalhood Posted October 12, 2019 Share Posted October 12, 2019 Also see https://communities.vmware.com/message/2891875#2891875 and https://www.go-euc.com/moores-law-of-windows-10-1903/ 1 Link to comment
0 Kim Keith Posted October 15, 2019 Author Share Posted October 15, 2019 Thanks Carl So we cannot downgrade to build 1603 because it is end of Life and we can only move up Wards in builds and that will only eat more CPU/Ram for each new build...So the only thing to do - add more physical CPU/RAM for each build.......CitrixOptimizer is not getting alle the new stuff in windows10. So Windows 10 is not build for VDI -- Damn you Microsoft !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Link to comment
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Kim Keith
Hi all
I have a performance problem with (Maybe) windows 10 Built 1809.
The setup is 5000 ++ users with 7.15 XD all LTSR and all build in best practice.
Citrix Optimizer 2.5 and etc etc nothing is out of the ordinary - all setup correctly and it all runs on ESXI 6.5.
Now we see performance outlet and i can't see where it should be ?
I'm reading this https://www.loginvsi.com/blog/909-improving-windows-10-performance-by-3000-with-these-simple-tricks
And i was thinking, dose anybody else think that Built 1809 i just a BAD built from Microsoft or have experience with it ??
And the only way is to go either down or up in Windows builts ?
Regards Keith
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