Windows 10: Intel Ultra 2 288V Windows sandbox vGPU workable, but Hyper-V not

Discus and support Intel Ultra 2 288V Windows sandbox vGPU workable, but Hyper-V not in Windows 10 Gaming to solve the problem; I had one question about vGPU application.In Windows sandbox enviroment, I can find the GPU same as Host.But in Hyper-V, only NPU is be attached, GPU... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Gaming' started by Ray Liang1, Mar 30, 2025.

  1. Intel Ultra 2 288V Windows sandbox vGPU workable, but Hyper-V not


    I had one question about vGPU application.In Windows sandbox enviroment, I can find the GPU same as Host.But in Hyper-V, only NPU is be attached, GPU is not.How can I make vGPU enable in Hyper-V same as sandbox enviroment?

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    Ray Liang1, Mar 30, 2025
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  2. marcgii Win User

    Windows 10 Sandbox vGPU support requirements.

    What are the hardware requirements for getting vGPU to work on Windows Sandbox? When I load up Windows Sandbox, it automatically uses software rendering. Do Nvidia GTX GPUs support it?
     
    marcgii, Mar 30, 2025
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  3. Hyper-V and Intel Virtualization

    I am running Windows 10 (build 16299) on a Dell XPS 15 9550. When I enable the Intel virtualization technology and install
    Hyper-V the laptop blue screens on startup every time. The only way to recover it is to disable the Intel VT in the BIOS. I can then start the machine but can't use Hyper-V as it needs the Intel
    VT. I can then uninstall Hyper-V and re-enable Intel VT and everything is still fine. What I can't do is use both, which I need to do.

    I've seen a few suggestions, but none of them work. The only suggestion I haven't tried is removing my virus checker, which simply isn't an option.

    Can anyone help?
     
    Ian Shimmings, Mar 30, 2025
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  4. AndyGGeek Win User

    Intel Ultra 2 288V Windows sandbox vGPU workable, but Hyper-V not

    Windows Pro version 2004 Intel WiFi disabled with Code 48 when enabling Hyper-v or Windows Sandbox

    Hi all.

    I'm on the latest 2004 version of Windows 10 Pro installed from a fresh download 2 days ago but when I enable Windows Sandbox and / or Hyper-V and restart Windows disables the Intel WiFi and I can see the following in device manager...

    Code:
    The driver for this device has been blocked from starting because it is known to have problems with Windows. Contact the hardware vendor for a new driver. (Code 48)
    If I go back into Windows features, disable Hyper-V or Windows Sandbox and restart my WiFi is back and rock solid as normal?

    The WiFi card is a very recent Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 160MHz with the latest Intel 21.110.2.1 driver from 21/07/2020 on.

    Any help much appreciated!
     
    AndyGGeek, Mar 30, 2025
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