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augie1111

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This might happen to other browsers too, I don't know. As many of us run 24/7 and don't bother to shut down their browsers might miss all the pop-unders(I had 6) that Chrome was taking %15 to %20 CPU!:shock: It was killing my 2684 production on my 930 to the point that it would have made me miss the deadline.:mad: Thankfully, I caught it in time with HFM.(Thanks again all, you know who you are.;))

BTW, is the blue in the status column for a VM normal colour? The second screen pic is after only 2 hours, I expect it to improve a bit more.
 

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If you didn't install VMware tools, the VM will not keep time. TPF and PPD will be off a bit.
 
If you didn't install VMware tools, the VM will not keep time. TPF and PPD will be off a bit.
The tools load automatically for me, I just have an option to re-install them which I'll do when the WU is safely in their servers. Still, once I got the Chrome pop-unders deleted it's been going just fine. Chrome is not using any visible CPU resources anymore.
 
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