However, we did have to be conscious not to overdo it. For us, they helped more with stability, significantly reducing OS crashes. We could use the VM to test some software apps and "get a feel" for how things work in macOS land, which this writer hadn't visited in years.Īs we mentioned before, you shouldn't expect perfect results, nor a drastic performance jump compared to before applying those tweaks. After the tweaks we saw, they were "usable enough" to, for example, grab the screenshot that accompanies this article. In our case, such programs were continuously forcing the VM to crash or "froze" for minutes. When you finally reach your virtualized Mac's desktop, try launching a relatively more graphics-heavy application than a mere notepad, like a web browser.
With those tweaks applied, run your VMWare software and hit "play" on your macOS virtual machine.
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