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Sidestepping your question for a second, have you tried plugging your Lenovo into your router with a physical ethernet cable? That will likely resolve your problem (and ideally, you should be using a wired connection anyway).

And for the English version: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000005511/network-and-i-o/wireless-networking.html

What GPU is this? I vaguely remember hearing problems with Vega specifically: https://forum.level1techs.com/t/vega-passthrough-on-unraid-completely-lost/141772/2 But also RX580: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/346 This might be fixed (or at least a workaround) if this in...

Great, that solves that mystery. I have a GPU passed through to a Linux VM, but I haven't spun that VM up since my data science class. I need to update that guide; if you can get into safe mode, you can do the regedit from there and skip the whole gimping the GPU thing to make the VM boot. I...

It's a good thing to enable regardless, even if it sounds like this may not be your specific problem, in general MSI will give you much better performance.

Exactly, it's a problem with Windows (and particularly Nvidia) drivers where MSI is not enabled by default: https://forums.engineerworkshop.com/t/fixing-gpu-passthrough-on-windows-10-vm-in-proxmox/207?u=torquewrench

This has been a well-documented problem with the upgrade to 6.2 (and additionally seems to also be caused by Windows/driver updates). To fix it, you need to enable MSI support on the GPU: https://forums.engineerworkshop.com/t/fixing-gpu-passthrough-on-windows-10-vm-in-proxmox/207?u=torquewrench...

You're not doing GPU passthrough are you? (Though I would imagine that would be a problem if you're running on a cluster anyway...)

Hey tomas, A lot of us are facing this problem. Check out this guide on fixing Windows VMs that won't boot with GPU passthrough. There are also a few forum posts on the topic: NVIDIA GPU Passthrough No Longer Working with Windows 10 Guest VM Proxmox 6.2 - nvidia gpu passthrough crashes after...

Oh, are you using templates? In case it changes anyone's logic into figuring out what the problem could be, I guess I should clarify that all of my clones are inherently full clones (since I don't use templates).

I use LVM-thin almost exclusively with both Windows and Linux (Ubuntu) VMs and have never had this problem with either cloning (which I do more often) or restoring (which I've only had to do on Windows this past week). I'll be following this thread in case anyone does offer a cause since I am so...

What's interesting is that I don't think I've ever had an issue with updating Nvidia drivers; I haven't ever explicitly paid attention to it, but I've had this VM up for about a year and I'm sure I've updated my Nvidia driver during that period. The problem only appeared after the Proxmox...

Hi Domino, Same thing happened to me (see my post here: NVIDIA GPU Passthrough No Longer Working with Windows 10 Guest VM). I was also able to fix it by enabling MSI manually through regedit. Mine wasn't actually caused by the driver, but appears to have been caused by the Proxmox update...

Solution: I believe many Proxmox users are likely impacted by this. For anyone impacted by this, I have written this short guide on how to fix a Windows 10 VM No Longer Boots on Proxmox with GPU Passthrough. Obviously, there are a lot of things that can cause GPU passthrough to not work on a...

Update: Figured it out! I got everything working again. The issue appears to be due to Nvidia/Windows defaulting the GPU to line-based interrupts. Manually switching over the GPU to use message-based interrupts fixed the issue. I will post a guide to help anyone else facing this. Thank you...

Additional update: To pass through the NVIDIA GPU, I have been adding a profile. Removing the romfile allows me to boot the VM and access it via RDP. Originally, there was a code 43 error and installing the drivers from Nvidia removed it and shows a functional GPU. However, the output from the...

Hi everyone, I have successfully been passing my 1070Ti to a Windows 10 guest for over a year. However, with the latest Proxmox updates, my Windows 10 VM will no longer boot with the GPU passed through. Is anyone else experiencing the same issue? And if not, any suggestions on where I should go...