I need to figure this out

My brain won't sleep now

Late seeing the responses sorry. Antenna. CableCARD is dying (unfortunately).

You and me both... I literally was dreaming about it rebooting over and over.

I'll hold off on 7.1 for now. Next step is to rerun tools install. Now what happens is I see 2 display adapaters (VDA one and WIndows default) then again it does the hardware update and shows the Iris Pro, and then a few seconds later hard resets.

Hmmm something is not right

I have never heard it hard reset ever even if I got it wrong

2 vcpu (2 socket 1 core) and 4gb RAM is what I have assigned

Been banging at it all day... same results every time. I add the vGPU, it boots fine and lets me log in. Then after a bit it detects the hardware change, switches to the Iris Pro, spikes both CPUs to 100% and hard resets. After the rest it spikes to 100% every time after logon and I cannot get the graphics drivers to install.

I haven’t install eht Intel driver on mine yet. can you share the link you are using?

How about at the BIOS level... other than the Aperture what do others have the graphics memory set for?

@User I just use the Intel detection tool and it downloads them

mmm intel detection tool? but you will have to assign the GPU first

Yes.

Or I also downlaoded the ones from the NUC page

Skull Canyon page that is

If I can't get this figured out by tomorrow I guess I'll try 7.1 upgrade hoping maybe it's something with my install

I’m trying to connect to my new 2016 hyper-v from a Windows 10 machine. no domain, different admin passwords between 2016 and 10

yes, since non domain have to setup different auth

so credssp is an option

just got it working

but I will take a look

@User If you find anything let me know, I'm baffled. I've tried it every way I can but the minute I attache the vGPU I've written a death sentence for the VM 😉

What do you get if you run nvidia-sme on the VM itself?

nvidia-sme? With or without the GPU enabled?

(and what is nvidia-sme?)

That's the NVIDIA app that you can run on your VM to show if the driver is loaded OK. You are running an NVIDIA GPU or is this the built-in Intel GPU? If so, ignore all this!

The GPU shows up OK in XenCenter though right?