Hey guys!
Right now, you're my very last resort so far... I'm actually in need for a solution to my problem.
The constellation:
AMD Ryzen 5 3600X CPU
32GB RAM
2x SSD Blades
2x GPUs with PCIe passthrough
2x Windows 10 Virtual Machines
What I do is, that I use one rig with two GPUs passed through to two virtual machines so me and my daughter can game on the very same hardware. That setup worked flawlessly for almost two years now.
However, just recently, one of the games I play (RUST) actually started to cause problems, because every time I try to open it, EAC (Easy Anti Cheat) complains about the fact, that it's running in a virtual machine and therefor refuses to run the game. So I'm pretty much stuck now not being able to play one of my most favorite games.
I've tried contacting EAC about that -> no help, no response, nothing. I've tried contacting the game developer about that -> no help, no response.
So you guys are my only hope right now, because if EAC doesn't like the game being run in a VM, I need the VM to not tell anyone it actually is a VM or to put it in other words: Windows shouldn't be knowing it's a VM but rather just a normal PC setup on bare metal.
Is there any way I can actually achieve this with some kind of parameters in the VM settings or is there any other method to not expose the virtual nature of that very machine. I already tried setting CPU settings to host so it doesn't see an emulated CPU but that also doesn't make any difference. It still knows that it's not the real deal.
Please let me know if there's any way to achieve this tricking.
Thank you so much!
Right now, you're my very last resort so far... I'm actually in need for a solution to my problem.
The constellation:
AMD Ryzen 5 3600X CPU
32GB RAM
2x SSD Blades
2x GPUs with PCIe passthrough
2x Windows 10 Virtual Machines
What I do is, that I use one rig with two GPUs passed through to two virtual machines so me and my daughter can game on the very same hardware. That setup worked flawlessly for almost two years now.
However, just recently, one of the games I play (RUST) actually started to cause problems, because every time I try to open it, EAC (Easy Anti Cheat) complains about the fact, that it's running in a virtual machine and therefor refuses to run the game. So I'm pretty much stuck now not being able to play one of my most favorite games.
I've tried contacting EAC about that -> no help, no response, nothing. I've tried contacting the game developer about that -> no help, no response.
So you guys are my only hope right now, because if EAC doesn't like the game being run in a VM, I need the VM to not tell anyone it actually is a VM or to put it in other words: Windows shouldn't be knowing it's a VM but rather just a normal PC setup on bare metal.
Is there any way I can actually achieve this with some kind of parameters in the VM settings or is there any other method to not expose the virtual nature of that very machine. I already tried setting CPU settings to host so it doesn't see an emulated CPU but that also doesn't make any difference. It still knows that it's not the real deal.
Please let me know if there's any way to achieve this tricking.
Thank you so much!