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  1. Hopping in here with a similar problem. Unraid Plus Ryzen 3700x x570x gaming MB 32GB Win 11 VM- 16GB, 4 cores/8 threads. Currently has an nvidia GTX 1050, used to have an AMD 7850. I do have PCI ACS override enabled for IOMMU separation (annoying, necessary) Reproducible problem: If the system is in active use, it runs flawlessly, no timelimit. If the nobody is using it, it will freeze after 10 minutes with all cores/threads pinned to 100% (as per unraid dashboard). I've disabled all power management, disabled screen savers, removed hardware (I thought maybe bluetooth mouse was sleeping/causing a problem). Windows logs showed Radeon software failing repeatedly, so I was optimistic that was the problem. uninstalled, and persists. Freezing with version 22000.376.0 I'll try the suggestion to join the insider and will report back. Edit: forgot to add that this VM can also run as bare-metal and the issue is not present in that state.
  2. Hi I was not able to recover. Started fresh. Good luck with yours!
  3. Hi there. Unraid 6.8.3 Windows 10 VM running well with 60GB of space. I wanted to increase VM disk space, so I shut down the VM, selected it, increased size from 60GB to 100GB, restarted. Windows> Disk Management> selected c:> expand volume - this option was greyed out. It showed 1. 100MB partition. 2. C 3. Healthy Recovery 4: unallocated. I searched around and tried a few options (restart, create new volume from 4, etc. and had no luck. At point one (the last point?) I right clicked on "C" and selected "Active Partition". The warning came up "if there's no OS you may not be able to boot". I continued, with the intention of switching "active" back to the "100MB" partition. In the intervening few seconds, I tried to "expand volume" on C to see if it would work. I then restarted BEFORE I set the 100MB back to "active". 100% my mistake. So now on VM boot I receive a "BOOTMGR is missing" warning, press ALT CTRL DELETE which is just a boot loop. Searching online suggests using a bootable Windows recovery DVD or USB, booting from that, and then selecting the 100MB as the active partition. With my installation being a VM, I'm not sure how to do this. I've searched the forums and reddit and so far the solutions for similar error have not worked (changing virtio, pressing a key to access a different Boot selection. Any/all advice would be helpful. And, if I must recreate the VM, that's fine, too. I won't lose any data, would just rather fix than start over. Thanks so much.
  4. Thanks for this! I had everything working except remote access to internet via VPN and this was the piece I was missing.