It’s about time I follow up on the post Getting Video Hardware Acceleration Level.
I have created a simple, fire-and-forget script that sets the Hardware Video Acceleration Level for all your (Windows Server 2003 and Powered On) VM’s to Full. This way you can always enjoy smooth mouse movements when working in the console!
Set-VMVideoAccLevel (Rename to .ps1)
Enjoy!
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afokkema
October 21st, 2008
Very nice! and keep them coming ;-)
ShimmyT
October 22nd, 2008
Very very cool! Thanx!
Bico
December 17th, 2008
At the VM-Tools install you can set this more easy !
Look inside the inf files for each Driver type Windowsbased….search for [vmx_svga_SoftwareDeviceSettings] here the HKR are set !
Add a new line HKR, , Acceleration.Level, %REG_DWORD%, 0
From now on the settings will set during FTI :-)
Marc
August 26th, 2009
This solution to update the msi is great! I am not 100% clear on how to do this. Is there anyway you can include some instructions? I would like to have an msi that just installs the vmware tools with HA turned up all the way.
Thanks,
Marc