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--- proxmox:gpu_passthrough:configure_vm [2021/06/07 10:30] – peter
+++ proxmox:gpu_passthrough:configure_vm [2021/06/07 11:09] (current) – [Add PCI Devices (Your GPU) to VM] peter
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 ====== Proxmox - GPU Passthrough - Configure VM ======
+===== Download VirtIO drivers (Optional, but RECOMMENDED for Windows VMs) =====
+<WRAP info>
+**NOTE:**  The VirtIO ISO file contains the VirtIO drivers to mount as a CD-ROM in order to install Windows 10 using VirtIO (SCSI).
+For the CD-Rom, it is fine if use IDE or SATA.
+  * Make sure CD-ROM is selected as the primary boot device under the **Options** tab, when you are done creating the VM.
+  * Ensure that VirtIO (SCSI, not VirtIO Block) is selected for the Hard disk and Network Adapter.
+</WRAP>
+----
+===== Enable OMVF (UEFI) for the VM =====
+Under the VM **Options** Tab, set the following:
+  * Boot Order:  **CD-ROM, Disk (scsi0)**.
+  * SCSI Controller:  **VirtIO SCSI Single**.
+  * BIOS:  **OMVF (UEFI)**.
+<WRAP info>
+**NOTE:**  When you change the BIOS from SeaBIOS (Default) to OMVF (UEFI), Proxmox will say something about adding an EFI disk.
+In this case navigate to the **Hardware** Tab.
+  * **Add -> EFI Disk**.
+</WRAP>
+----
 ===== Edit the VM Config File =====
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-===== Add PCI Devices (Your GPU) to VM =====
+===== Add PCI Devices (The GPU) to VM =====
 Select the VM.