Screen Shots Parallels & Fusion CPU Usage

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FYI the one on the left that has a shadow on it is fusion. The one on the right is Parallels

[sotl]

Really high.. I've only ever seen that happen on my MBP when a separate parallels service ending with "natd" was running, but that service itself was using 99%. After removing it from my startup items all was well.

[dippyskoodlez]

I actually just ran into this.. Running vista business with dreamweaver open in the background.. my CPU is sitting at ~80% cpu usage while photoshop is focus'd.

All parallels taking it up.

Vista has the system idle process sitting at the usual 90+% cpu usage.

While Parallels eats up everything in OS X.

This is actually hampering my photoshop performance pretty heavily.. >:|

[darkone]

only time i saw my parallels doing that, was when my windows install suffered from the windows update bug that was causing svchost.exe to run at 99% cpu causing parallels to chew up all the cpu time it could. fixing that problem took it back to the manageable 20% it runs at now.

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only time i saw my parallels doing that, was when my windows install suffered from the windows update bug that was causing svchost.exe to run at 99% cpu causing parallels to chew up all the cpu time it could. fixing that problem took it back to the manageable 20% it runs at now.

all i can say is true that