Zipped log file attached - after the above changes were made and I've shut down the VM.Įven going to click the Windows home button to power down is very very very slow. I've restarted the host now and was excited but it's exactly the same. I've since changed some settings on the VM:Īnd "Use Host I/O Cache" for the SATA controller Go to applications > right click VirtualBox > Show Package Contents > expand Resources folder > then right click VirtualBoxVM application file >. It's been like this for some while and I've just ignored it.ĭecided to dive in a bit more to it today and found this forum. Periodically while using the Windows app, it stops responding. Starting the Windows VM take an age and then actually starting the app similarly takes a long time. Finally, ensure it's got ample space free on its HDD and that the VM's files are stored on a fast storage device - preferably an SSD if not NVMe. As well as make sure that you enable virtualization in Bios.
Give your macOS VM enough RAM - try half of the real RAM on your PC. 5 Answers Sorted by: 16 You have to make sure that you install Guest additions inside your system, it will help with mouse movement. The iMac host is a 2014 iMac running OSX 10.15.7. If your CPU has eight cores, assign four of them to the macOS VM. I've been using VBox for a while to run a Windows 10 VM for an old finance app I use in Windows.
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