Urgent Help Needed! Lubuntu VM won't load post installation!

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Hi.

Ive been using proxmox fora number of years, and never experienced this on any dedicated server rentals I had in the past which had the Proxmox OS with Lubuntu Desktop ISO on the server to create VMs.

I am not the most tech savvy guy here so much of the online manuals are not of assistance, but I can try.

So I am able to create the VM from the ISO file, no problem. It works fine, and goes through the install procedure then prompting a reboot upon completion, and to remove the iso file and hit enter.

However, after doing so, and this has never happened to me before on my other servers in other locations with other hosts, the VM never boots Lubuntu and it just stalls for ever at this black screen with a blinking small dash mark in the top left part of the screen.

Why could this be happening and what is the fix? I am aware you can press together F2 ctrl alt to bring up command line but haven't a clue what to even do here?

Or if there are other issues?

Please assist and I can provide whatever information you require to assess the issues.
I have included some other screenshots as well.

THanks
 

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Please set the virtual graphic card from "default" to "vmware".

(This issue is inside the Ubuntu kernels, its reported and hopefully they include the fix in one of the next ISO releases)
 
I will need to know precisely verbatim what to click where please. where do I find virtual graphic card setting? how do I change?
 
I have VMWARE COMPATIBLE as an option. see attached screenshot.
SO I select this? Is there anything else I need to fo? Or when I recreate the VM with lubuntu iso, it should work fine after install?
 

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OK Thank you its been fixed. How do I logout other people that have logged in using my credentials from proxmox?
I ask as I has a management company take a look at the situation before your advice, and wish to log them out so they so not have access moving forward?
 
OK Thank you its been fixed. How do I logout other people that have logged in using my credentials from proxmox?
I ask as I has a management company take a look at the situation before your advice, and wish to log them out so they so not have access moving forward?

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