We are trialling NVIDIA Grid vGPU applications using VMWare (7) and Citrix vAPPS (1808). When running a VDA based on windows 10 (which we have to do for a supported engineering environment) the mouse only lines up if you set local resolution to 800x600 - all other resolutions do not line up. This isn’t an issue with windows server 2016/2019 VDAs and is also not an issue with the Windows 10 VDA when we don’t use the NVIDIA card.
The issue is present with single and multi-monitor setups.
NVIDIA Driver version is 462.31
RTX Desktop manager 201.66
NVIDIA WMI 2.36.0
I’m having this same issue as well, setting the endpoint to a lower resolution like 1280 x 1024 corrects the mouse alignment issue, but that isn’t a permanent fix. It seems there is a scaling issue when using vApps licensing on Windows 10, did you find a solution to your issue? I have also testing the same scenario with Windows Server 2019 and it does not have this issue, it seems isolated to Windows 10 current and older builds (21H2, 21H1, 20H2)
Hi, this is pretty simple to explain. You are not allowed to use vApps on Win10. You need to use vPC for client OS. The vApps profile is preventing misusage and therefore has the 1280x1024 restriction on the console session.