Hi Floris,
as mentioned above this issue is related to Citrix and not a NV driver issue. So how should this be fixed with an updated driver? You should contact Citrix if you cannot move to Win10 1903
EDIT: 1809 still has an issue. We’re going to stick with 1607LTSB or 1903.
We ran into a problem with dxgkrnl.sys causing a BSOD. Also Windows 10 1809 with driver version 431.02.
We created a support ticket at Citrix. If we have a solution, i’ll post it here.
For your reference:
Xendesktop 7.15CU4
Nvidia grid M10, driver version 431.02
VDA 1906.2
Windows 10 Enterprise 1809
Vmware tools 10346
ESXi 6.7.0 13981272
Hi
Any updates on this? Did Citrix provide solution?
We have the same issue on the following config:
XenDesktop 1906.2 and 1909
NVidia Tesla M10, driver versions 418.66, 430.27 and 430.46
VDA 1906 and 1909
Windows 10 LTSC 1809
VMWare Tools 10346
ESXi 6.7.0 14320388
Thanks
We tried 3 different versions (8.1, 8.2 and 9.1) of the nvidia driver and also implemented the TDRdelay regisry key, but still no luck.
Nvidia told us there are indeed more customers with the BSOD problem and 1809. The advice is the try version 1803 and 1903 because the problem does not exist with these versions. That’s why we’re pointed back to MS. We’re not in the position the switch to these versions because we have to test our entire landscape again and these versions have a shorter support period than the 1809.
We’re thinking about starting a parallel traject with the currently unsupported 1909, rather than to wait for a solution.
/edit 21-11-2019
currently testing 1909 with driver 8.2
Does anybody know if this is fixed in the new 9.2 release?
We have tested Windows 10 1909 for a week now and we don’t have the BSOD anymore.
Yes it is!!!