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<b>SNAP!</b> Yes, the latest vCheck does take many hours to run, that depends which plugins you have enabled.<br />
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I would suggest disabling plugins you do not want to use.
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SNAP! Yes, the latest vCheck does take many hours to run, that depends which plugins you have enabled.

I would suggest disabling plugins you do not want to use.

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Can i just delete the plug-in manually or do I need to use the vcheckutility function
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Can i just delete the plug-in manually or do I need to use the vcheckutility function

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I would recommend you actually use the vCheck utility function, that's what its there for!
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I would recommend you actually use the vCheck utility function, that's what its there for!

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Thanks... &nbsp;import the functions and it looks like the Remove-vCheckplugin does not accept pipped into so I will need to remove each plug-in one at a time... ugh
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Thanks...  import the functions and it looks like the Remove-vCheckplugin does not accept pipped into so I will need to remove each plug-in one at a time... ugh

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I am using the latest version of the vCheck report and find the report takes 8.5 hours to run in my environment which has 118 host and 900 VMs. &nbsp;I read you can remove plug-in but do I need to do this using the vCheck functions or can I manually remove them.
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I am using the latest version of the vCheck report and find the report takes 8.5 hours to run in my environment which has 118 host and 900 VMs.  I read you can remove plug-in but do I need to do this using the vCheck functions or can I manually remove them.

vCheck Report and vCenter 6 Very Slow

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