Open Drewfigure opened 2 years ago
do you see the gpu in device manager in your vm? if not that means the gpu-p got dropped, you will need to re-add it again. run Add-VMGPUPartitionAdapter for your vm to add the gpu to this vm. if you can see it, but it's not working, then you can try Remove-VMGpuPartitionAdapter to remove it from the vm, then do the Add-vmgpupartitionadapter to set it. after adding the gpu partition, run set-vmgpuxxxxxxx to set the percentage of resource you want this vm to use.
all of these steps you can find in the powershell code in CopyFileToVM, just need to run them manually
oh you said you cannot see them, then try add them manually, no need to remake a vm.
oh you said you cannot see them, then try add them manually, no need to remake a vm.
how do we add them manually? i see my GPU in Device Manager but not in Task Manager.
oh you said you cannot see them, then try add them manually, no need to remake a vm.
how do we add them manually? i see my GPU in Device Manager but not in Task Manager.
Any fix on this? I got the same issue, I see the GPU on Device Manager but nowhere else.
Just upgraded to an i7-12700k and Win11. Everything works fine until I access the VM and cannot see my GPU in Task Manager. Attempted disabling onboard graphics on host and reinstalling vm with no luck either. Can see the gpu drivers on the vm. Downgraded PC to Win10 because it worked previously but still no luck so its something to do with the new cpu since previously I didn't have onboard graphics. Any ideas on a resolution for this issue. Is there something I can disable to force it to use GPU. It downloads the gpu driver onto the vm so it seems odd that it wouldn't boot using the GPU. Any help would be appreciated.