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It says it installs successfully but the version doesn't update in device manager upon checking after reboot. The Error was a Code 31 (windows cannot load the driver required for this device the driver trying to start is not the same as the driver for the POSTed display adapter.' I went back to Nvidia support and they said to download the manufacters driver and then reinstall their driver. Its saying that the latest version is 8., yet that doesn't seem to install/update fully, even when troubleshooting compatibility. Intel HD Graphics Driver that is currently being used is 8.. I have tried several driver updates from Sony (nothing recent on their site), NVidia, and Intel. The video is NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 330M / Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator HD. but sadly, no picture goes through HDMI to the external monitor. Have even been able to adjust resolutions, etc. The laptop detects the external monitor(s)-I have tried this with several Samsung Monitors-and the software configs in the display settings seems like it should be either extending or duplicating out just fine. The driver trying to start is not the same as the driver for the POSTed display adapter." The driver trying to start is not the same as the driver for the POSTed display adapter.

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"This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device.

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Tower-diagnostics-20190713-0826.zip xml for windows VM.Upgraded to Windows 10 Pro today from Windows 8.1 Pro and the only error in the Device Manager after the upgrade shows under Display Adapters->Microsoft Basic Display Adapter: Update your graphics drivers using Windows Update on Windows 10. Running the whole thing on an i7 3770 (non K), both HVM: Enabled and IOMMU: Enabled in unRAID GUI.īoth diagnostics and XML can be found attached to this post.Īny help or pointers would be greatly appreciated. Now i got gigabyte g31-es2l motherboard with same processor, ram and same OS. I cannot for the life of me be able to get some sort of HDMI output from the card when the VM is launched, I can remote in no problems, but a monitor plugged into the card's HDMI port shows no input (?).

Under the Services tab, click to select the Hide all Microsoft services check box, and then click ‘Disable all’. After a HARD server reboot I can start up (only once) my VM again with 550 as primary GPU. Under the General tab in the same window, click to select the Selective startup option, and then click to clear the Load startup items check box to make sure it’s not checked. The only way to get my GTX550ti back into a VM without a full server reboot is setting it a secondary GPU with either iGPU as primary or VNC, but it will also crash after 30s. The logs are still good during this second weird boot.

Something that seems important: my default XML config with my GTX550ti only allows me one good boot, once it has inevitable crashed the VM will still launch, but gets stuck on some sort of 100% CPU pin that eventually settles down but allows me no access.

If I use VNC as primary and GTX550ti as secondary I still get the same crash and everything just freezes (no BSOD, nothing).

Tried turning Hyper-V off (? read it somewhere, changes nothing).

I can pass through a 1060 no problem, with no crashes & no issue, with identical XML (except card & bios location ofc).

I'm using a bios I dumped from the card with my main PC (older card so don't need to modify header).

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I really have no idea how to sort this since I don't seem to be getting any error messages I can google. During this "crash" I get no syslog error, no VM error in the logs, nothing. (Code 31) The driver trying to start is not the same as the driver for the POSTed display adapter. The 4 cores assigned are then pinned to 100% for the indefinite future. This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. The issue is that after about 30s or so the machine fully locks down & my remote session is terminated. I can boot the machine ok with that card passed through, it shows up as functional and good both in GPU-z & in device manager (no error 43, no nothing, just says all is good). I've been browsing the forums and various youtube and online tutorials but still cannot get my GTX 550Ti to passthrough to my VM.