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Oh no. I made some changes to the bios to enable IOMMU and now I getting these errors during boot up ACPI Bios Error (bug) could not resolve symbol [\_sb.PCIO.sat1.spt1._gtf.dssp]... No root device specified. Boot arguments must include a root= parameter I set the bios back to default settings...

I realise i need to enable the vmxnet network driver first, to get any network access before installing the virtio NIC. Can I remove the vmxnet network adapter after successful virtio NIC installation?

I have imported the ovf . Do I still need to upload virtio drivers as suggested in Windows 10 guest best practice? How do I upload the the ISO I download? - also use scp to send it to the proxmox server/?

I have successfully used ovftool 4.4(win64 version), to export 1 windows 10 VM to my pc(win 8.1). So , I transfer it to a directory in proxmox, and import it?

Thank you Dominic. Yes, 6.0 means my hypervisor is currently esxi 6 as that is the least troublesome version for passing through GPUs to windows VMs

Thank you for your reply Dominic. Going to the link you sent, how do I actually install ovftool on the proxmox server? Is there a particular version I should look for to work with the windows vm in esxi 6? thank you

Please be patient with me, and I only just install Promox an hour ago. I have 3 windows 10 VMs with Nvidia GPUs and PCI USBs passed through, so they all function as individual workstations. I wish to migrate them from an esxi 6.0 hypervisor to proxmox(latest one). I am quite confused about...