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GCP Nvidia Workstation display not being used on RDP
OpenGL 4+ will not work on RemoteFX with Windows Server 2012 Standard host and Windows 7 SP1 Enterprise/Windows 8.1 Enterprise VMsConflict between Nvidia Grid K2 & integrated graphics on Supermicro VDI?RemoteApp / Seamless RDP Linux ServerHow to access a google cloud virtual machine from a laptop with dual external monitors?Windows Server 2012 VM created from Snapshot fails to Boot on GCEGoogle Compute Engine: Unable to attach GPU to instanceHeadless OpenGL rendering on Google ComputeIs GPU hardware shared between many different usersWindows Server VM created from Snapshot fails to Boot on GCEGPU card not working on google compute engine
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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
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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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