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GCP Nvidia Workstation display not being used on RDP
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When launching a brand new google compute engine instance with windows server and Tesla 1 x NVIDIA Tesla P100 Virtual Workstation.
I can RDP/SSH into the instance and installed the latest driver as per:
Driver from NVIDIA
But when I RDP into the instance Remmina - GFX RFX (32 bpp) or RemoteFX I cannot run Unreal etc as it states that that I need to have DirectX11 with level 10_0 and cannot access the NVIDIA configuration tool because it seems to be using the in built display (You are not currently using a display attached to an Nvidia gpu). Dxdiag shows DX12:
Dxdiag output
but no attached driver or device
DXdiag device output
But all drivers are installed:
Add remove programs
NVidia device manager
I have another previous instance of windows server 2019 which uses the GPU output. What needs to be done to get RDP to use the GPU output?
remote-desktop
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When launching a brand new google compute engine instance with windows server and Tesla 1 x NVIDIA Tesla P100 Virtual Workstation.
I can RDP/SSH into the instance and installed the latest driver as per:
Driver from NVIDIA
But when I RDP into the instance Remmina - GFX RFX (32 bpp) or RemoteFX I cannot run Unreal etc as it states that that I need to have DirectX11 with level 10_0 and cannot access the NVIDIA configuration tool because it seems to be using the in built display (You are not currently using a display attached to an Nvidia gpu). Dxdiag shows DX12:
Dxdiag output
but no attached driver or device
DXdiag device output
But all drivers are installed:
Add remove programs
NVidia device manager
I have another previous instance of windows server 2019 which uses the GPU output. What needs to be done to get RDP to use the GPU output?
remote-desktop
google-cloud-platform rdp google-compute-engine asked Jun 10 at 14:08
Gridcell CoderGridcell Coder
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When launching a brand new google compute engine instance with windows server and Tesla 1 x NVIDIA Tesla P100 Virtual Workstation.
I can RDP/SSH into the instance and installed the latest driver as per:
Driver from NVIDIA
But when I RDP into the instance Remmina - GFX RFX (32 bpp) or RemoteFX I cannot run Unreal etc as it states that that I need to have DirectX11 with level 10_0 and cannot access the NVIDIA configuration tool because it seems to be using the in built display (You are not currently using a display attached to an Nvidia gpu). Dxdiag shows DX12:
Dxdiag output
but no attached driver or device
DXdiag device output
But all drivers are installed:
Add remove programs
NVidia device manager
I have another previous instance of windows server 2019 which uses the GPU output. What needs to be done to get RDP to use the GPU output?
remote-desktop
google-cloud-platform rdp google-compute-engine asked Jun 10 at 14:08
Gridcell CoderGridcell Coder
61 bronze badge
When launching a brand new google compute engine instance with windows server and Tesla 1 x NVIDIA Tesla P100 Virtual Workstation.
I can RDP/SSH into the instance and installed the latest driver as per:
Driver from NVIDIA
But when I RDP into the instance Remmina - GFX RFX (32 bpp) or RemoteFX I cannot run Unreal etc as it states that that I need to have DirectX11 with level 10_0 and cannot access the NVIDIA configuration tool because it seems to be using the in built display (You are not currently using a display attached to an Nvidia gpu). Dxdiag shows DX12:
Dxdiag output
but no attached driver or device
DXdiag device output
But all drivers are installed:
Add remove programs
NVidia device manager
I have another previous instance of windows server 2019 which uses the GPU output. What needs to be done to get RDP to use the GPU output?
remote-desktop
google-cloud-platform rdp google-compute-engine remote-desktop
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This seems to be a Windows limitation. It expects a physical display driver and doesn’t support virtual monitor driver.
Maybe the following link1 is useful for your case, but take in mind that its not guarantee to work in a cloud scenario.
answered Jun 10 at 15:20
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the weird thing is this is working on another instance of windows server 2019 in gcp, its just launching the latest VM version causes this.
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This seems to be a Windows limitation. It expects a physical display driver and doesn’t support virtual monitor driver.
Maybe the following link1 is useful for your case, but take in mind that its not guarantee to work in a cloud scenario.
answered Jun 10 at 15:20
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the weird thing is this is working on another instance of windows server 2019 in gcp, its just launching the latest VM version causes this.
– Gridcell Coder
Jun 10 at 16:01
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This seems to be a Windows limitation. It expects a physical display driver and doesn’t support virtual monitor driver.
Maybe the following link1 is useful for your case, but take in mind that its not guarantee to work in a cloud scenario.
answered Jun 10 at 15:20
LozanoLozano
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the weird thing is this is working on another instance of windows server 2019 in gcp, its just launching the latest VM version causes this.
– Gridcell Coder
Jun 10 at 16:01
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This seems to be a Windows limitation. It expects a physical display driver and doesn’t support virtual monitor driver.
Maybe the following link1 is useful for your case, but take in mind that its not guarantee to work in a cloud scenario.
answered Jun 10 at 15:20
LozanoLozano
181 bronze badge
This seems to be a Windows limitation. It expects a physical display driver and doesn’t support virtual monitor driver.
Maybe the following link1 is useful for your case, but take in mind that its not guarantee to work in a cloud scenario.
answered Jun 10 at 15:20
LozanoLozano
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answered Jun 10 at 15:20
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the weird thing is this is working on another instance of windows server 2019 in gcp, its just launching the latest VM version causes this.
– Gridcell Coder
Jun 10 at 16:01
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the weird thing is this is working on another instance of windows server 2019 in gcp, its just launching the latest VM version causes this.
– Gridcell Coder
Jun 10 at 16:01
the weird thing is this is working on another instance of windows server 2019 in gcp, its just launching the latest VM version causes this.
– Gridcell Coder
Jun 10 at 16:01
the weird thing is this is working on another instance of windows server 2019 in gcp, its just launching the latest VM version causes this.
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Jun 10 at 16:01
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