I've got a Windows 11 machine that keeps bluescreening with nothing useful in the logs; in fact I have multiple. Windows 10 seems fine, but if the VM is "upgraded" to Windows 11, the issues seem to crop up. If there's something I can do to the guest OS, I'd love to -- but I've tried troubleshooting by changing the virtual hardware's CPU type.
I've tried x86-64-V2-AES (the default) and x86-64-V4 (compatible with this physical CPU), and I've tried setting it to "Host."
Host does seem to reduce the reboots / crashes, but nothing has fixed them. I'm wondering if changing to one of the "AMD" specific types ("EPYC" or EPYC-ROME or something?) if that might help, but I figured I would cut to the chase and just ask if anybody can recommend what I should set with my particular CPU?
Proxmox Virtual Environment 9.1.4
I've tried x86-64-V2-AES (the default) and x86-64-V4 (compatible with this physical CPU), and I've tried setting it to "Host."
Host does seem to reduce the reboots / crashes, but nothing has fixed them. I'm wondering if changing to one of the "AMD" specific types ("EPYC" or EPYC-ROME or something?) if that might help, but I figured I would cut to the chase and just ask if anybody can recommend what I should set with my particular CPU?
Proxmox Virtual Environment 9.1.4
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