Hyper‐V Device Passthrough
Hyper-V Device Passthrough allows Hyper-V virtual machines can use hardware directly, without using software bridge.
| Contributor | Description |
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| @chanket | Original developers of GPO Checker |
| @TheFlightSimsOfficial | Contributor |
| @shiroinekotfs | Contributor |
Note: Please always run this software with Administrator privilege
Once you run the Hyper-V Device Passthrough application, the app will appear with pre-created virtual machines, with its name and state.
In each virtual machine, the row below shows all mounted devices, its type and address.
Note: Make sure your selected virtual machine state is
Off. If not, shut down this virtual machine. Also, the target device must be in idle state to prevent BSOD while passing.
Right-click on the selected machine, then select Add device. A windows will appear to let you select your device
You can try to search for a device name, or device type using
Find by string
Select your target, click add, confirm, and you're done!
Note: For GPU, the process requires accepting the risk of mounting your GPU into (DDA procedure). Read the instruction carefully.
If you've mounted a device into a virtual machine, and you want to unmount/delete that device, right-click the select device, then click Remove device
Note: Make sure your selected virtual machine state is
Off. If not, shut down this virtual machine. Also, the target device must be in idle state to prevent BSOD while passing.
In DDA procedure, it's required that the high-space memory must be configured properly.
