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SOLVED!!! The issue was the Windows 10 disk image I was using. I downloaded the English International version. I tried the process exactly the same again with the ordinary English image and bom, worked as expected. Thanks for the helpful replies everyone.

Thanks for the replies. I'm running version 6.1.9 Correct me if I'm wrong here, also forgive me, I think that guide is only relevant for converting an existing Windows install on a physical disk to a VM. This wouldn't apply to me as I'm attempting to install Windows fresh from an install ISO. The driver install instructions seem to be for performing within the Windows environment, using file explorer, I can't actually install Windows.

Hey, I'm fairly new at forums so be gentle however feedback and advice is appreciated so I can forum better in the future. I have UNRAID 6 running on a computer I built to serve as a NAS and it is beautiful, runs very reliably and I love it. I recently set up a VM with the latest version of Ubuntu and it runs great. I'm trying to set up a new VM for Windows 10. I have created the VM with help from a Youtube video called 2 Gaming Rigs, 1 Tower - Virtualized Gaming Build Log by LinusTechTips I used the installation ISO straight from the Microsoft site and I got the VirtIO Drivers from: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Windows_Virtio_Drivers#Direct_download My VM boots and I input my language and region settings then I am taken to a driver select page. I select browse then navigate to "CD Drive (E:) virtio-win-0.1.1" then "viostor" then "w10" then I select "amd64" and I press OK. This shows a driver in the list but when I select next it processes for a sec then an error message pops up saying "No new de i ce drivers were found. Make sure the installation media contains the correct drivers, then click OK." I have tried both the stable and the latest driver versions from the download page and I can't get past this step. Help and/or advice here is massively appreciated.