World of EUC

Interesting! A few questions

-How are you gauging slow?
-Which intel chipsets?
-Are you running .net optimizations via BISF/CTX optimizer?
-Else, is this a non virtual machine?

It's all physical, desktop machines from different vendors, no optimizers, I will ask support for more information. The slowness is basically as followed: My product, Ivanti workspace control, manages the user workspace, customers report that if machines are not rebooted regularly that after 7-10days the logon actions and any action configured in the product is being processed slower than the days before. We suspect it's a dotNet or chipset bug, machines are being shipped to our office now so we can investigate.

We expect it’s a bug in the clr.dll, still investigating to see if we can get a PoC executable to open a case with MSFT 

• <@UMH935X7H> To come back on this, our Support team has found out that the issue had to do with Machines based on Q470 Chipset from Intel. If these machines were left on for over 5 days there were CPU issues, which would have a negative impact on our software and anything else. In the customer's case, these machines were HP machines and intel had a bios update (version 02.13.00 Rev A.). The only real item in the release notes would be "*Updates the CPU microcode for Intel processors for stability enhancement*". 
