What do High and Normal acceleration do?

Discussion in 'Parallels Desktop for Mac' started by brianboonstra, Jun 7, 2006.

  1. brianboonstra

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    I was having tremendous trouble getting Bloomberg to let me login. Bloomberg uses a little fingerprint-protected SecuriD card that has a light sensor on it -- you sync it with a blinking dot on your monitor.

    I turned acceleration down from High to Normal, and the thing worked every time. What do these settings do? Should I keep it on High except when I need to login, or is there very little difference in performance?

    (MacBook Pro, 2.0 GHz, Win XP as guest)
     
  2. akac

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    Interesting. I wonder if this would make USB work for more people too.
     
  3. Andrew @ Parallels

    Andrew @ Parallels Parallels Team

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    brianboonstra,

    Are you sure you are running in VT-x mode? Actually this settings is affect largely software virtualization mode - not VT-x.
     
  4. brianboonstra

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    Yes, I am running in VT-x mode. I was wondering what high acceleration does, mainly because I hypothesisize that high acceleration alters the timings of that blinking dot.
     

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