Windows 10: Problems with Nvidia L4 GPU on the Windows server 2022 in VM Google Cloud

Hi! I have the Nvidia L4 GPU on the Windows server 2022 in VM Google Cloud, and I can't change the settings GPU in the control panel screen attached. How to use GPU L4 by default instead of the integrated?My GPU NVIDIA L4 drivers are new for windows server 2022.And NVIDIA L4 GPU does not show in taskmanager and graphics preference, only in device manager and Nvidia control panel but without settings screen attached.Does anyone know how it can be solved? The error prevents Instant Nefr from starting:ngp C:\Users\yan\ngp\instant-ngp>C:\Users\yan\ngp\instant-ngp\build\instant-ngp.exe -

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CES 2022: NVIDIA announces new GPU, GeForce RTX 30 Series laptops, GPU

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Which license should I buy for google cloud VM?

Hello Everyone ,

I am very new user towards microsoft and licensing here is very confusing for me.

Simply I will shoot my problem here and wish for good answer.

Scenario

I have vm with google cloud server 2016 installed in it. Google includes OS cost with it. So no issue there.

problem : By default 2 user can connect using rdp (that was new to me) at same time.

provide solution : What should I buy to connect 4 user at same time.

Please do not make complicated for me.

If you are server administrator or ordinary people like me than just give link to what to buy and its quantity.

Also link to how to install/setup

Thanks

Why there is no category for server? No server under Microsoft education or in windows category.

 

Hyper-V host physical disk not available to VM in Server 2022 and Win 11 arm64

Hi.

I have a problem with Hyper-V in Windows Server 2022 x64 and Windows 11 arm64. In these specific cases, it seems to be impossible to attach physical disks directly to a VM. No other Windows versions or architecture combinations seem to have this issue.

In other cases, it is possible to simply offline the disk in Disk Management and then it is available to select in the physical hard disk dropdown box in VM settings. But not in Windows Server 2022 x64 or Windows 11 arm64. The dropdown box is always grayed out even if there are offline disks.

Am I missing something else here or is this a bug of some sort?