I have installed an NVIDIA A2 vGPU on a Hyper-V host running Windows Server 2022. I have purchased vApps licenses and want to use them on a Windows Server 2025 virtual machine.
Currently, when I attach the vGPU using Add-VMGpuPartitionAdapter, it is added with the Q profile (displayed as NVIDIA-A2-Q1 in Device Manager). I need it to attach with the A profile to use my license.
Steps I have taken:
Set gridGpuProfileType = 2 in the host registry.
Rebooted the Hyper-V host.
Re-added the vGPU to the virtual machine.
Reinstalled NVIDIA drivers (versions 580.126.09–582.16) on the VM.
Result:
The vGPU still appears with the Q profile, and my client configuration token does not work.
Could you advise how to force the vGPU to attach with the A profile so that my vApps license can be used?