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Why does the emulator lag after I try moving around?
After about a minute of trying to move around a hologram in the emulator it starts to lag horribly while trying to use an Xbox controller. It happens both when I create a project from Visual Studio and when I create a project from Unity. I have a GTX 980, which should be able to handle virtualization.
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rglapa,
What CPU do you have?
One of the things to check is that you enabled virtualization in the bios.There is a great tutorial to check out here in case you have not done this before: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/5/html/Virtualization/sect-Virtualization-Troubleshooting-Enabling_Intel_VT_and_AMD_V_virtualization_hardware_extensions_in_BIOS.html
One other item you will want to verify is that you have Hyper-V enabled in windows you can do this by the pressing the windows start button and searching "features" and then selecting "Turn Windows Features on or off". Then go to Hyper-V and make sure it is checked, then restart your computer.
Hope these items help fix your issues,
Ryan
My CPU is an Intel Core i5 3470 at 3.20 GHz
I'm also getting an error that says:
Symbols for ntdll.dll could not be downloaded from the Microsoft Symbol Servers. Exception settings and call stacks may not work correctly. Make sure you have a network connection and try again.
I have a stable network connection.