

We dismissed it at the time because there was no evidence in any VMware documentation that this driver needed to be touched in any way. Now, we had some discussions in our team last year, when one of the VDI engineers insisted to disable the SVGA driver, "otherwise it does not work". HTML5 redirection in Chrome works as before, so does VMware Media Optimization in MS Teams. Previously I just had yank the corner of any application around to get the session to halt for 5 to 10 seconds, now it does not do that anymore. But I can't get the session to freeze anymore. Performance does not feel any different, it was ok already before. We don't even have to reboot or reconnect, just resize and maximize the whole remote desktop window and you're back on. disabling SVGA driver) in my session and the freezes go away indeed. Fair enough, but we feel this can't be the solution, because were we live it's the 21st century.ĭoes anyone have ideas other then crippling the That's interesting. and then disable "Show window contents while dragging". The only thing that DOES have an impact is when in Performance Options we choose "Let Windows choose what's best. Tested with Teradici Zero client, problem does not appear there Tested with PCoIP instead of Blast, same problem Tested with latest Horizon client 2012 build 8.1.0, same problem

Tested on macOS, problem does not appear there The problem occurs reliably on the 2nd, right hand monitor, much less on the primary screen. Keyboard and mouse input during the freeze are queued and executed after the session returns to normal. 5 to 10 seconds, including mouse pointer.

Whenever I resize a window, the remote session freezes for approx. VDI Session full screen across both monitors VDA 7.13 running on Windows 10 Ent - 2004 This is weird issue we are encountering as we are testing a new release of our VDI desktop.
