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Oh, I'm gonna try it out I was just wondering why the official recommendations said not to use that setup, if that is the most stable setup

Yup, tried that. When first the VM gets in the "wont boot" state, nothing can save it.

Interresting, can you find a concrete place where this is recommended? As far as I know it's only recommended for Linux & MacOS?

For the past 3 years, I've been daily driving a Windows VM (see link for topic around my setup) I've had some problems here and there, but this week everything just went heywire. I've started to get currupted boots, every, single, time. After tinkering with it for the past week, i've tried setting up a bunch of new VMs today. Fethcing the latest ISO for Windows, and basing my VMs on that. After install all of the updates, and rebooting, the problems starts. Sometimes the system just halst after trying to start up windows for half and hour. Other times it goes strait to the blue screen, telling me that bootup is corrupted, and needs to be repaired (which I'm never able to do). I'm trying to set up the machine with CPU Mode: Host passthrough 10 logical CPUs pinned (and isolated) Initial Memory: 30720 Max Memory: 30720 i440fx-5.1 OVMF USB 2.0 Primary vDisk Location: auto: /mnt/user/domains/Windows 10/vdisk1.img Primary vDisk Size: 110Gb Primary vDisk Type: Raw Primary vDisk Bus: VirtIO Passing through: - 1070ti - 1070it soundcard - onboard soundcard - Stubbed USB 3.0 controller: AMD Family 17h (Models 00h-0fh) USB 3.0 Host Controller | USB controller (30:00.3) The share "Domains" is set to "Prefer : Cache" My Cache pool is a single 500Gb Sata SSD: Samsung_SSD_860_EVO_500GB_S4XBNF1MA02769A - 500 GB (sdb) unRaid version: 6.9.2 I'm running the latest BIOS version for my motherboard My Hardware CPU: Ryzen 7 1700 (65W) Motherboard: MSI MS-7A33 motherboard Ram: 16GB (2x 8GB 2400Mhz) + 32Gb (2x 16GB 2400Mhz) Raid drive: LSI 9201-8i GPU: 1070ti What can I provide of information to help you help me? I'm kinda stuck, I don't know what to do from here. Right now, I'm unable to use unRaid to host Windows VMs

Can it be true that I cannot create read-only users? I created users in unRaid and set the description as needed. But even though they are set as only having read-access to a given share, they still have write access?

@Josh.5 unfortunately I don't really play games anymore. It's primarily work and video-consumption that's done on my computer. I've been trying to play some CS:GO, but it seems that FPS caps at 100FPS, and I too have experienced micro-sutters from time to time. In the end CS:GO competitive was a no-go though a VM for me. So I have a bare-metal machine for that. Passing though the entire SSD, and the entire USB controller seems to give the best results too. 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<imagelabel>+0:+100</imagelabel> </seclabel> </domain>

Is it possible to move lancache cache-data from one disk to another? Trying to do it with krusader tells me that I can't access the cache-folders

Ok, I'll play a little with it, and then hope Google fixes it

Just to be sure, did you try setting up a new instance from scratch, or did you log into an existing? Logging into an existing instance works for me, but new ones can't be created

I'm trying to get the Google Play Music Manager docker working. Installing the image and logging in the first time works like a charm. But after logging in, I get the following message: When looking in the log, I see the following: Looking in the log it says: 2019-12-27 11:43:03,245 +0100 ERROR TId 0x14b62f5df740 Error: Domain (1) code (400) label (Bad Request) url (https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/programmatic_auth?email=SomeEmail@gmail.com) [ExtendedWebPage.cpp:48 ExtendedWebPage::extension()] If I navigate to the URL, I get the following message. Can somebody else verify that the docker image is still functioning? Am I doing something wrong?

Hi there, I'm SO SORRY for replying so late. Right now, I'm using a USB DAC for my audio. Works like a charm :) When at my computer, I'm only running a pair of headphones, no surround.

I forgot to edit the template, got it working

I totally understand, and I only have this problem due to me using unBalance I was hoping there was a way to tell a program "if you find any dupes on diskX, delete them", so that I was in charge of what files was removed. Guess I'll have to do it the hard way

It only looks, right? There's no magic button to help one clean up?

I did hear that it could do something like that, of couse I havn't tried "extended tests" yet