


) would indicate spikes that could help explain this. Nothing in my home PC's task manager (CPU, memory, disk, network etc. Such 'degraded performance' only reproduces when I have active Horizon session running, the moment I 'disconnect' via Horizon client the problem disappears. Some time ago (back on v.4.8) I started to observe 'degraded PC performance' - my home PC's performance, not the VDI I was connecting to. I am running VMWare Horizon 4.9 client on my home Win10 圆4 PC for remote access to my corporate VDI. I am new to this community and could not find a similar problem on this forum.
