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I've tried making changes to Citrix policies to try and boost performance, but no luck.Ĭonnecting from an actual PC to the VM, whether RDP or Receiver, performance is improved which leads me to believe some policy or setting.Īny thoughts or suggestions on where to go or what to look at? Additionally, adding resources to the VMs makes zero difference.Īll our VDI are persistent VMs. The issue isn't our compute we have more than enough compute. Boss tries to use Teams, but I guess it brings his system to a halt. They mostly run Win10 VDI fine, but performance still poo.Įg, scrolling through a PDF in Acrobat Reader is choppy. Upgrading the VDI VM to Win10, the old terminals just weren't cutting it at all. With the old Wyse terminals (from before Dell purchased Wyse) and Win7, it was so-so but any media brought everything to a halt. Regardless of that, some IT staff got stuck with VDI.įor pretty much ever, performance has been pretty terrible. Well, a real deployment never occurred after they received a quote on required infrastructure to support 400 VDIs in each datacenter. Years ago, management had the "oh new shiny!" on VDI.

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