LordZekester

I made sure the VM does not sleep since i first created it 4 months ago. And it cant be a RAM issue. I have 24GB of RAM and only gave each VM 8GB and have no dockers or plugins running on unraid.

Thanks for the reply! I tried your suggestions but to no avail. I am currently getting the pictures off the VMs disc image using 7-zip on another computer. (I made the vdisks viewable to the network.) I am going to transfer my wife to a physical machine since I am not experienced with unraid and think it was a tad ambitious to try to have our main computers as VMs. However my VM will now get paused by Unraid after my VM has been on for several minutes. Any suggestions on that front would be welcome.

Just an update. I removed the secondary vdisk(used for data) from the VM. Windows then boots fine but without access to that vdisk(obviously). But if I go back and add the secondary vdisk the VM wont start again.

I have two VMs running on my machine. While playing Overwatch on one of the the VMs froze and was unresponsive. After restarting the VM ran for a couple minutes then froze again. On subsequent restarts it will only get to the screen with the Windows 10 Logo and the spinning circles. Then it freezes. Unraid says the VM is paused but it will not resume. This started while i had Version 6.1.9 and has continued after I upgraded to 6.2.1. I would like to have the machine back and at the very least I would greatly appreciate if someone could tell me how to retrieve the data from the machine as my wife had pictures on there that she needs. I have tried removing the VM and recreating it. Let me know if I need to give you more info I attached my diagnostics. unzeke-diagnostics-20161014-1133.zip

I found I could just create a new VM and use the vdisks i had for the old one. This has been resolved.

So all I was doing was adding PCI USB passthrough to my wife's VM. I have done this several times. I restarted the machine and when it rebooted the VMs tab was gone. I re-enabled virtual machines and my VM popped back up. But my wife's VM is no where to be seen. Please help. :'(

Sorry about that. Here they are. Thanks for the response. P1XML.txt unzeke-diagnostics-20160611-1130.zip

I have a machine running 2 Windows 10 VMs. The only problem I am having is passing through my on-board audio. I have an ASRock x79 Extreme edition motherboard. The audio shows up to pass through, but when I plug my speakers or headset into the on-board audio it comes out very quite and severely garbled with static and you can barely hear what is supposed to be playing. I have already tried the MSI fix to no avail. :'( Any help would be greatly appreciated so that my wife and I could use Vent and other audio programs.