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Optimizing Window7 for VDI Overview

Deploying Microsoft Windows 7 Virtual Desktops with VMware View Applied Best Practices

This applied best practices guide provides a set of implementation guidelines to increase virtual

machine performance and reduce the I/O burden of the OS significantly. This can also reduce the

amount of storage required to support the VDI infrastructure, which in turn, can reduce the initial

capital expenditure and operational expenditure outlays. These reductions can significantly

increase the return on investment (ROI) of the solution.

Many of the configuration adjustments described in this guide can substantially improve the

performance of a virtual machine. However, performance comes at the cost of features. It is the

responsibility of the desktop engineering team to find a suitable balance between the features

required by users and the performance of their environment.

Group Policy

This guide assumes that a Microsoft Windows domain that is running on Windows Server 2008

R2 is configured to house the VMware View

users and desktops.

any of the optimizations mentioned in this guide are accomplished by using Microsoft Active

Directory (AD) Group Policy Objects (GPO) or by editing the registry directly. Use the AD

GPOs to manage user desktops that log in to the same virtual desktop. This practice allows

administrators to enforce domain policies on the desktops even if users are given the necessary

permissions to make changes to the local policy of their machines.

For deployments where user changes are discarded after logging off, use local policy objects

(LPO) in the master image instead of AD-based GPOs. When administrators use LPOs instead of

GPOs, they have the ability to significantly reduce the load on domain controllers at higher

desktop counts.

Do not implement desktop policy directly through the registry. This method is prone to error and

high management overhead.

For more information on using group policy effectively, see the Windows Server Group Policy

homepage at

http://technet.microsoft.com.

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