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When both are enabled in device manager, the issue occurs.
When one (either one) is enabled and the other disabled, everything works as expected.
When a .wsb file containing <Configuration><vGPU>Disable</vGPU></Configuration> is run, Sandbox works.
Expected result
Sandbox should open as it does when only one GPU is enabled (let windows decide, or apply Windows Graphics Settings)
Actual result
A window containing the following is displayed
The connection to the Windows Sandbox environment was lost.
An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host. (0x80072746)
Included System Information
No response
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I should add that this has also happens on a clean install of Windows 11 (24h2) Pro.
There's a lot of forum posts about this issue, which is where I found that disabling vGPU is a workaround (I though vGPU used to be disabled by default)
Windows Sandbox version
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Windows build number
Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.26120.0
Other software
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Steps to reproduce the bug
Open Sandbox (directly from the start menu) with multiple GPUs enabled.
When both are enabled in device manager, the issue occurs.
When one (either one) is enabled and the other disabled, everything works as expected.
When a .wsb file containing
<Configuration><vGPU>Disable</vGPU></Configuration>
is run, Sandbox works.Expected result
Sandbox should open as it does when only one GPU is enabled (let windows decide, or apply Windows Graphics Settings)
Actual result
A window containing the following is displayed
Included System Information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: