• Windows 10 VM BSOD every 10 mins

    stutaylor

    By stutaylor

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    Updated to 6.8rc9 over the weekend, since then my Windows 10 VM does a BSOD every 10 mins.

     

    What I have tried:

    Updated virtio drivers to 0.1.173

     

    Running Machine I440fx-4.1

    Bios: OVMF

    Hyper-V: Yes

    Primary V-Disk Bus: VirtIO

     

    Any thoughts?

     

     

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    stutaylor
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    What version was you before that?

    The kernel was downgraded from rc7 to rc8 (and then rc9 was a kernel bug fix of rc8).

    I was on 6.7.2 stable before.  Overall seeing performance improvements, i've just never got on with VM's tbh in unraid

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    bastl

    Set your powerplan in Windows to high performance and dissable hibernate and check if this helps. 

    powercfg /hibernate off

     

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    staylor34
    On 12/10/2019 at 9:22 AM, bastl said:

    Set your powerplan in Windows to high performance and dissable hibernate and check if this helps. 

    
powercfg /hibernate off

     

    Actually i think that may of worked! It was already on high performance but the powercfg /h off worked. How random!

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