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Short answer is no &nbsp;Not to a specific user.<br />
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If you want more options on how to improve performance, we will need more information. <br />
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Like number of users ram allocated. In my experience the most common cause of performance issues on a Terminal server is related to Disk Speed speed and ram. If you disk Queue is any were near 1 or 2 its way to slow. You really want to keep it below 1 for max performance. move the swap file to a separate disk or partition. <br />
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Printing I find can be improved if you use the proper OEM drivers and not the windows print any ware drive.
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Short answer is no  Not to a specific user.

If you want more options on how to improve performance, we will need more information.

Like number of users ram allocated. In my experience the most common cause of performance issues on a Terminal server is related to Disk Speed speed and ram. If you disk Queue is any were near 1 or 2 its way to slow. You really want to keep it below 1 for max performance. move the swap file to a separate disk or partition.

Printing I find can be improved if you use the proper OEM drivers and not the windows print any ware drive.

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&quot;number of users ram allocated&quot; - where can I see the value &nbsp;... &nbsp;Where setting can we adjust related to overall memory to each users ? Tks
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"number of users ram allocated" - where can I see the value  ...  Where setting can we adjust related to overall memory to each users ? Tks

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Is it possible to give much cache / memory for a particular terminal user in order to enhance it printing or application speed ?<br />
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Tks
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Is it possible to give much cache / memory for a particular terminal user in order to enhance it printing or application speed ?

Tks

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