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I don't believe so, I built this VM quite some time as ago, so can't 100% remember, but I'm fairly sure all I did was provide the virtio driver ISO within the VM settings, I don't recall doing anything with virtio drivers directly from within Windows. The VM has been working for quite some time, several months until I noticed it recently stopped - not sure if UnRAID Upgrade may have broke it in some way.

As title suggests, I have a Windows VM which is mostly responsible for running backups on my network which it emails to say its completed. I realised I hadn't see any of these emails in a while and found the VM was shutdown. Turned it back on and connected to VNC and I then see the Windows boot up screen, then VNC says unable to connect and the VM is showing as shutdown again. At the bottom of the VM log I can see the following: I've tried a different browser as I've seen that could be the cause but no luck. Anyone else seen this or might know how to recover the VM.

Thanks Hoopster, That's interesting to know. I found an APC UPS on Amazon and asked the question there and APC responded themselves saying it only supports Windows, maybe they were just referring to the software for setting up. I think I'll get the APC one I found on Amazon then and hope that does the trick. Thanks for your help.

Hi everyone, I am looking at getting a UPS for my UnRAID server but having difficulty finding one. I'm looking for one that is compatible with UnRAID in the aim of shutting it down cleanly in the event of a power outage. I'm not too fussed about leaving it running for a long period of time on battery so nothing expensive, looking around £200ish if possible. The ones that I've found though have software which means the functionality for allowing safe shutdown is only Windows compatible - and presumably a Windows VM running on UnRAID wouldn't work. Can anyone recommend something?