[General Windows VM issues (SOLVED)]

I don't see in my bios where to do UEFI, but  the boot order of the devices show UEFI.  Since I don't exactly understand what it is, I will read up on it before doing anything like that.  I did do a complete new vm and have taken the suggestions from above.  I have updated the GPU driver, but that is it for now.  I have also disabled the corsair usb (that is for my cpu cooler i think) and moved the usb for the logitech as I sorta need a keyboard/mouse. 

 

Thank you all for the help!  I thought I was going to be flamed a bit for not doing something correct, but y'all are very kind...

[General Windows VM issues (SOLVED)]

8 minutes ago, itimpi said:

You should update to a stable release.    6.6.0 has gone stable since the rc4 release, and now the 6.6.1 stable release is also available.

EDIT : FOUND IT... duh... thanks

 

 

interesting, this is what I get...   seems it is only 12 days old.  Being a noob to this, am I looking at it wrong?

 

Version 6.6.0-rc4 2018-09-16

Linux kernel:

version 4.18.8

Management:

webgui: System devices: fixed display of ACS override warning message

webgui: Correction in custom parity schedule

webgui: VM edit corrections

create image when new vdisk is added

keep sound card selection included

fix add/remove of network interfaces

webgui: CPU pinning: preserve "emulatorpin" entry

[General Windows VM issues (SOLVED)]

thank you for the quick reply.  I am putting your suggestions into play right now....   I will try the UEFI in a bit, if these suggestions dont work

I do get it working when I do a new install.  It works great for a while, then the vm locks up completely at some point, I have to reboot the VM and I am back to where I started.  Usually after getting everything the way I like it... sigh.

 

I should point out I am running 6.6.0 RC4. (now 6.6.1 stable).. cuz I heard that the new builds support ryzen in some way.

[General Windows VM issues (SOLVED)]

Hi, guys and gals,

 

Been convinced to switch to Unraid by a friend.  I am not hugely technical but can follow instructions. 

 

Built a new system with MSI x470 Carbon Pro motherboard, 16 gigs of RAM, Ryzen 5 2600 CPU,  Radeon RX580 OC 8 GPU.

I have 4 drives in the box with 11 TB of storage. 

I have been having issues with getting a windows 10 vm going stable.

 

 

 

I originally thought that I was having an issue with the GPU, but the more I look at the IOMMU list, it appears to be sata controller and USB????

Suggestions would be appreciated... thanks in advance..

 

 

 

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