When upgrading recent versions of NVIDIA, I stumbled across an error I hadn’t seen before. And Google wasn’t really helpful, so I decided to make a quick blog about it myself. EDIT: it is mentioned in the NVIDIA user guide but for information on the vague error I will keep the blog up. I was upgrading a VDI cluster from […]
I recently had a customer complaining they had less available framebuffer on their NVIDIA vGPU than the specs indicated. As this is a question/remark that I frequently get from customers that invest in NVIDIA vGPU’s, I wanted to create a quick blog about it. Some additional details, the customer bought NVIDIA T4 GPUs with 16GB of the framebuffer. They were […]
When I recently got the chance to install a new VxRail cluster for a EUC project but ran into a “Not enough space on the bootbank” error. I wrote this blog on how I approached and solved the problem. The cluster was used for a Windows 10 VDI project using NSX-T micro-segmentation in combination with vGPU for graphical acceleration. Some […]
Last week, a customer of mine asked me to take a look at an issue where their in-house WPF application was not using hardware acceleration with NVIDIA GRID. The outcome of the troubleshooting gave me a lot of new insights and I was able to resolve and validate WPF related issues. First, let me give some background information involving the […]
Note: This is a copy of my and Stefan A. initial blog that was posted on the securelink site ‘Chrome is not responding’. This is the message users often get when loading 10 tabs filled with multimedia content. It is one of the most frequent remarks we receive on SBC/VDI these days. The standard workload of a typical office worker has […]
In August, I wrote a blog on Nvidia GRID troubleshooting together with Stefan Achten on the Securelink Blog. Since then I have done some additional deployments and have some new insights on possible issues you can encounter. But first if you did not already read our initial blog, I highly recommend reading it! You can find it here: Nvidia GRID Troubleshooting […]
Just a short post regarding Nvidia GRID but this may be handy for some of you. Recently, a customer called me explaining virtual machines (VM’s) did not scale correctly and had a square screen. In fact, the horizon client scaled the display in an 800*600 resolution which is the fallback resolution of a windows display driver. This behavior of windows […]