Hello guys,
This is more a bug report than a support request, but I found no other place to report it.
When using two user sessions on a MacOS guest machine, I have two processes for each session, prlcopypaste and prldragndrop, that seems to be very busy fighting with each other.
They are basically eating all the available CPU, making the machine useless.
I sent technical data, with the ID 370052412, that contains notably a sample of one of those processes taken while the CPU was consumed. Don't hesitate to ask if you need more info.
Thanks for your attention
Jerome
This is more a bug report than a support request, but I found no other place to report it.
When using two user sessions on a MacOS guest machine, I have two processes for each session, prlcopypaste and prldragndrop, that seems to be very busy fighting with each other.
They are basically eating all the available CPU, making the machine useless.
I sent technical data, with the ID 370052412, that contains notably a sample of one of those processes taken while the CPU was consumed. Don't hesitate to ask if you need more info.
Thanks for your attention
Jerome