Vmware

You have either set them up incorrectly or do not have the correct driver's installed. It could also be that a piece of your hardware is not up to the test? List the spec's of your comp and I'll take a look. CPU, RAM, GFX, Mother board, Hard drives. I need specific models.

my vmware:

(Windows xp pro)
Memory: 2gb
processors: 1
Hard Disk: 40gb
cd/dvd: auto
Floppy: auto
Network adapter: nat
USB controller: Present
Sound card: auto
Printer: present
Display: auto

my pc:

Processor: Fx-8350
Video card: Hd 7870 2gb
Ram: 16gb
Hdd: 1TB (500mb+500mb)
Mother board: Asrock 970 extreme 4

What Mhz is it running at? Or what brand and I'll take a look. A common mistake is people do not match up there RAM and motherboard correctly. It causes RAM to run half speed, Give or take.

Don't know much about ram. I hope this is enough http://postimg.org/image/5tha0f23f/
btw I have 4 x 4 gb Ram

Eww, I'm not to sure if CPU-Z is fucking up or not, But seriously anything under 800Mhz is woeful... Are you able to take the side cover off your computer and see what it says on the side of the RAM sticks? IE - Brand and model.

Don't see any information on the ram sticks. Found out that the amount of mhz on cpu-z must be multiplied with 2, so it's around 1600 mhz

Yeah that's good. So what is the actual issue when you try to log on the 5th cow?

If I start the 5th cow everything start lagging. but verry verry hard. I can't start the 5th cf window.
Is there a difference in full clone and linked clone? Ty for trying to help me.


(Windows xp pro)
Memory: 2gb
processors: 1
Hard Disk: 40gb
cd/dvd: auto
Floppy: auto
Network adapter: nat
USB controller: Present
Sound card: auto
Printer: present
Display: auto

^ Is this good enough?

Full clone man. If you have linked them, that's why there lagging out =)

Omfg,I'll try that now. How many can I run you think?

6 stable, 7 with lag.

VM ware code is patched or what?