Gravlok

> Hi, @jamesstringerparsec, only suggested this as a previous user a few days ago had the same issue and found a fix for it themselves. Apologies for the mis-information team....

I'm having a similar issue. It looks like Parsec isn't creating this virtual monitor. There's no duplicate in display settings, and in device manager there's "Standard monitor other than PnP".

 Nope EDIT: What seems to be helping is temporarily enable Hyper V Video in Device manager. Resolution then changes to 1080p. After that I can disable Hyper V Video...

I assume I have to do it via RDP, right? Did I mess up by manually reinstalling Parsec? Because there's no directory Parsec in C:\ProgramData There is in AppData\Roaming however....

Yes, it was installed. However while troubleshooting myself I reinstalled it.

Ok, I've uninstalled Parsec and Parsec VDD, then rebooted the VM. Your scripts automagically installed both of them again. I signed in, then added those 2 lines (now there was...

Try to retrace my steps. - Connect via RDP/viewport, - Close and uninstall Parsec and Parsec VDD, - Reboot, - Connect again via RDP/viewport, - Wait for scripts to install...

> are in the config file. I tried to add that whitespace but I don't exactly know how long it is (if it even matters) When you left this comment...

Audio part from DXdiag is not relevant. DirectX from dxwebsetup will fail to install (reason is unknown to me). I fixed it with DX Dependency Fixer: https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/directx-dependency-fixer-dxfix.87/

Did you try and load it with something on VM and check on host for activity in task manager? You won't see dedicated drivers in VM.