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Old thread, but you can avoid VM swap by enabling Hugepages in the VM config This way, VM memory is never swapped out Check if your processor support hugepages first grep -oE "(pse|pdpe1g)" /proc/cpuinfo | sort | uniq # pse 2MB hugepages # pdpe1g 1GB Hugepages Enable hugepages at the...

The high load during boot is expected. I noticed too the load spikes when we simple move a window around. However my VM does show high load while idle (2~5% kernel time in Windows task manager = 15~30% load on host) I have disabled baloon in all windows VM's, because was causing some...

I said qemu64 and kvm64 assuming you have a 64bit processor. Do you know your processor model? With that information you can look at Intel Ark to see if it offers virtualization. After you click "start" the virtual machine status says "running"? Or the line in the bottom of the web interface...

did you set the display for the virtual machine? Try default or VirtIO-GPU If you are doing GPU Passthrough, use VirtIO-GPU to get the ">_ Console" (noVNC) to work. Ultimatelly you can try set the processor to KVM64 or QEMU64. As far as I understand, these options emulate hardware...

You did mention you login using a HDMI cable. I will make a wild assumption that you are trying to login in the Proxmox host, did passthrough your USB keyboard, and you have the VM starting on boot. If all assumptions are correct, did you revert the USB passthrough from the keyboard?

Try edit your /etc/default/grub GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="text" Then update-grub Otherwhise, on your terminal, push "ALT + F1"

Hello world! In the past months I have built two home servers to host a few VDI guests. I chose Proxmox due its easy to use interface, but I have to say I not an expert on the matter. These are my Hosts: On both hosts I am noticing a single Windows 10 guest "misbehaving". On idle, when the...