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  • 1.  black screen on boot

    Posted 30 days ago

    So i thought this was just another user error for having to many cores on the VM, my OS is the MBP/24. M3. 128GB. 1T. VMfusion 13.6.3
    i adjusted the amount of cores again from 10, back to 7. then all the way back to 5.
    my internet is stable, i have ran a speed test.
    how i use my OS has not changed, but how VM boots up does from time to time.
    i reduced my vm to 5 processors and it still has black screen, i have also removed 3D acceleration.

    i shutdown the VM and turned back 3D acceleration. and waited a few moments and tried to boot up again. and its now operating.

    my question: Does anyone know whats causing this, its quite a tedious having to go through this process sequentially just to boot  



  • 2.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 30 days ago

    Can you provide information about what version of macOS you are using and the operating system you are running in the VM (version, and if it's Windows, what build it is). Also can you zip up  the files with the .log extension that are found in the virtual machines .vmwarevm bundle folder and post them. They might give a clue to what's going on. 



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  • 3.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 29 days ago
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    MacOS sequoia v15.3
    VMfusion v13.6.3

    windows 11 enterprise
    i have tried reinstalling vmtools
    and allocating more memory and cores at 4
    could i edit the .vmx and allocate more cores 


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  • 4.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 29 days ago

    I don't think that more cores isn't going to make a difference with this issue. 

    Could you enable 3D acceleration and then attach all of the files with .log extension (both vmware*.log and MKSsandbox*.log files).

    What version of VMware Tools do you have installed?

    From the logs, it appears that you have a Windows 11 23H2 ARM IoT Enterprise ISO attached to the virtual CD-ROM drive. Is this the edition  of Windows that you have installed? If so, have you tried the regular Windows 11 ARM Enterprise (not the IoT version, probably available with an MSDN subscription) or the Windows 11 ARM 24H2 ISO that's available from Microsoft's web site: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows11arm64

    I just downloaded the IoT Enterprise 24H2 evaluation ISO from Microsoft. I can't reproduce what you're seeing on my M1 Mac mini running Sequoia 15.5 and Fusion 13.6.3, with VMware Tools 12.5.2. The monitor on my mini is a LG Ultrawide running at 3440 x 1440 resolution.

    The big difference I can see between our configurations is that you're running on a Retina display in your MBP that has higher native resolution than my monitor. There have been reports of VMs failing to power on if memory and cores are set too large, but your configuration (4 cores and 16 GB) is lower than those reporting those issues. They also haven't reported issues of black screens.



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  • 5.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 22 days ago

    i figured it out it was not the vm but windows indeed.
    i had power usage on balanced.
    i increased it to high performance and disabled fast boot, and increased my cores and cpu 4 4




  • 6.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago

    it seems it was a temporary fix.
    its back to slow booting




  • 7.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago

    I'm not clear on the exact problem. The discussion started out noting that you're getting black screens,  but your last post says "back to slow booting". Which is it?

    It would be helpful if you post all the files with a .log extension found in the VM's bundle folder.

    The log you did post indicated that you may be running multiple monitors on your Mac. Is the VM set to try and use multiple monitors? If so, can you turn it off or run the Mac with a single monitor and see if the problems continue (I've found that multiple monitor support for a Fusion VM is flaky at best). 

    I also see from the logs that you are running bridged networking. If and when the VM does come up, can you verify that the VM is getting a proper IP address, DNS address, and router from the DHCP server? Do the symptoms change if you switch the VM to using NAT networking?



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  • 8.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago

    It looks like you have VMware Tools version 12.5.0 installed in the VM.  You might also want to download and install a newer version of VMware Tools and see if that changes things.Tools versions 12.5.1, 12.5.2, and 13.0.0 all contain a newer version of the VMware video driver than the one provided by 12.5.0. 



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  • 9.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago

    i have reinstalled vmtools thrice
    upon checking control panel>programs>program features
    its still showing my vmtools as 12.50




  • 10.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago

    i just tried both these methods
    https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/315622/installing-vmware-tools-in-a-fusion-virt.html

    where i mount the windows iso
    and where i just go to the vm settings and click reinstall vmtools.

    both give me vmtools 12.5.0 for vmfusion 




  • 11.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago

    https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/304809/build-numbers-and-versions-of-vmware-too.html

    these vmtools version are not for fusion right 




  • 12.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago

    >> these vmtools version are not for fusion right 

    Not correct. The versions of VMware Tools that ship bundled with Fusion 13.6.x is 12.5.0 - that's the one that was current at the time Fusion 13.6.0 was released. Updated VMware Tools versions are not automatically made available from within the product - that why when you reinstall VMware Tools you are still getting 12.5.0  If you want a version newer than what is bundled, you have to download it from Broadcom's site.

    The newer VMware Tools versions include installers for Windows ARM. They will work with Fusion.  The only reason I suggest giving them a try is that there is a newer version of the VMware video drivers available in VMware Tools 12.5.1 and later. -

    This discussion assumes, of course, that the "slow boot" or "blank screens" are due to VMware Tools. Slow booting is not a symptom we've heard of very often in the forums for Windows ARM. Windows ARM seems to boot very quickly in standard Windows configurations when run on the internal disks or a sufficiently fast external SSD (e.g. USB 3.2 or USB 4). 

    There might be something else going on - which will require more troubleshooting from both the Windows and Fusion points of view.  4 cores should be plenty to boot Windows 11 ARM in a short period of time - unless there are other things that's causing delays in Windows booting such as DNS resolution issues or a large number of background tasks. An examination of Windows system logs may be helpful to see what the guest is seeing. 



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  • 13.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago

    Also, please include the output of the following from within Windows: Settings > System > About > Windows specifications. That includes the edition and build number of Windows that you have installed. Use the "Copy" button to get a copy of it, then paste it into a reply here. 

    Here's an example of the output from my test VM:

    Edition	Windows 11 Pro
    Version	24H2
    Installed on	‎2/‎16/‎2025
    OS build	26100.4351
    Experience	Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.107.0
    



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  • 14.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago
    Edition Windows 11 Enterprise
    Version 24H2
    Installed on ‎10/‎1/‎2024
    OS build 26100.4351
    Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.107.0



    i am trying to download vmtools v13.0.0, v12.0.0 directly from the website. it is all greyed out, i cannot download vmtools specifically. i can redownload vmfusion 




  • 15.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago

    > i am trying to download vmtools v13.0.0, v12.0.0 directly from the website. it is all greyed out, i cannot download vmtools specifically. i can redownload vmfusion 

    That's odd. If you can download Fusion from the free downloads section of the Broadcom support portal, I would think you should be able to download VMware Tools as well.

    Did you check the "I agree to the terms and conditions" check box if it appears on the page that has the particular version's files you want to download?



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  • 16.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    yes i have tried that,
    everything is greyed out with a symbol of a circle and line going through it meaning access denied including the button "i agree to terms and condition"
    i have also tried vm tools 12.0.0 11.0.0 and lower, everything is greyed out.

    is this usual, because i am most certain that i can now not upgrade via vm fusion in app "check updates" button, now nor the website. unless i redownload vm fusion, again and start allllll over again which is very tedious 




  • 17.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago

    i will have a look into downloading the vmtools from the website.
    i went ahead and tried to install a different version of windows, upon so i tried connecting a usb greater than 10gb to upgrade the windows but my exFat drivers are getting code 10 errors all of a sudden. 
    i am able to connect and disconnect my external mouse to the vm.
    i also have all the necessary key values.
    usb.generic.autoconnect = "TRUE"
    usb.restrictions.defaultAllow = "TRUE"
    usb.present = "TRUE"
     i have gone as far as disabling everything on boot, so that windows the system itself is only thing that boots, i have disabled windows defender.
    i only use the windows for one single program, which doesnt run until i start it up after OS boots
     




  • 18.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago

    i have just noticed that during VM boot, i am no longer prompt with the "ask what do" when i have it on. and it automatically connects my ExFat usb, but its unable to open it due to error codes.
    i removed the vmfusion full disk access on my macOS and allowed it again, upon connecting the usb(so i can upgrade/downgrade windows which requires atleast 10gm of external memory) i get a error.
    in the second screen shot i was not quick enough to capture the prompt but it says it was unable to connect the usb because the host was using it, but the host was not - it was just mounting on the host ready to mount on the VM.

    i am not sure what is going on as i have mounted these USB to download windows before, and even transfer files instead of the drag n drop vm function. 




  • 19.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 19 days ago

    Autoconnect seems to have issues on Fusion on Apple Silicon. 

    As a first step, remove the lines that you inserted into the .vmx file and see if the VM boots properly. Then see if the devices are found when manually connecting them to the VM.

    Let me know if that works. I have another idea or two that I can prototype based on what you see from this experiment. 



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  • 20.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    sorry for all the messages all over the place.
    i may have some progress.
    i downgraded the usb to 2.0 in the settings and left the USB 3.0 unplugged from my host with 3d acceleration on.

    my vm boots up instantly, the analog clock is seen ticking away but its hanging. i'm not able to login, clicking my mouse on the vm screen it like frozen but the screen is not 




  • 21.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    i do also have
    usb.generic.allowHID = "TRUE"
    usb.generic.allowLastHID = "TRUE"

    but this was just for the external mouse which connects/disconnects fine.

    i removed all the lines but had to add usb.present back as i had no usb controller.
    i added usb.present back in the .vmx file and it still auto connects to the VM.

    i still get a black screen on boot(a function of slow boot to time)
    it takes about 2-4min to boot up from entering the password into the vm profile to login detail prompt to enter windows 11 




  • 22.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    i am still getting no notifications of a USB detection. 
    device manager>other devices> 
    Base System Device
    Universal Serial Bus controller
    have examination marks.
    my external USB 3.0 still shows driver error.
    i have also tried reinstalling drivers




  • 23.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    i can enable and disable 3D acceleration. 
    i just tried changing the vm settings bluetooth to 2.1 from 3.0 USB.
    it says it will try and connect the most reliable USB for the vm, something like that.
    my VM instantly booted but the login prompt was frozen so i reverted back to usb 3.0 in the vm settings 

    i have attached the logs with the 3d acceleration, and doing the above 


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    mksSandbox.log   24 KB 1 version
    log
    vmware copy.log   553 KB 1 version


  • 24.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    Ok, let's piece together some things from what you've tried.

    It is normal for there to be a unknown USB device without a driver in the "Other devices" section of Windows Device Manager. That's aon older USB controller type that neither Fusion nor Windows provides a driver for -- and that's OK. There is another virtual USB device though presented to the VM. Look in Device Manager scroll down to "Universal Serial Bus controllers". Open that and you should see a USB controller device named "Standard USB 3.20 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.20 (Microsoft)". That's the virtual USB controller that Fusion uses to pass USB devices to. 

    You're changing too many things at once that's confusing the troubleshooting process. Put the .vmx files back to their defaults (remove those "usb.generic.allowHID" and "usb.generic.allowLastHID" entries and let's get things working using the MacBook's keyboard and mouse/trackpad. 

    So the machine is booting, yet it takes 2-4 minutes to log into the system? Question: are you using a Microsoft or Active Directory account, or a local account? If it's not a local account, we have to check networking or startup items as a potential cause of the issue. It might be worthwhile to try to sign into the VM with a local account to see if the symptoms are any different. 

    Keep your external keyboard, mouse and USB hub disconnected. Return the VM to USB 3.1 compatibility. Those "unable to connect device to its preferred controller" messages happen because you set the USB compatibility to 2.0.

    I'll take another look at the logs you posted and see if anything pops out at me. 

    The only other thought I have right now is to try and boot the VM into safe mode and see if there are potentially any startup items that are causing problems. 



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  • 25.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    From a quick look at the logs, there are no errors coming from the MKSsandbox log.

    I'm see a lot of items in the log where the USB bits of Fusion are constantly discovering "new set of x USB devices". And I see that you still have a Razer hub plugged into the Mac. I'd recommend additional troubleshooting steps to see if we can narrow down what might be causing things:

    1. Disconnect any USB (including your Keychron keyboard, Razer USB mouse and the Razer hub) Razer hub from the Mac. Let's eliminate anything from that as contributing to the issue.
    2. Remove the VMware virtual camera from the VM's configuration. Some of the newer MacBook high-res built-in cameras don't work properly with the VMware virtual camera driver, so let's get that out of the way as a potential issue. 
    3. Remove the two usb.generic entries for the HID pass-through from the .vmx file.
    4. Switch the virtual machine's virtual network adapter to "Share with my Mac" (NAT) instead of bridged mode.

    Don't forget about my question about network/Microsoft account vs. local Windows account. In addition, I'd like to know if this VM was  installed using official Microsoft ISO media and not something built from uupdump.net?

    Now power up the VMs and see what happens. Do not connect any external USB devices to the VM for the time being.



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  • 26.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    i did what you suggested, i removed HID from the .vmx file, removed the camera config, and unplugged the usb hub from the macOS.
    - i tested this numerous times incase it just boots instantly after a reconfig after rebooting and closing the app completely, the VM boots up perfectly as expected numerous times.

    but what does this now mean, because i have never had to boot the vm without the usb-c dock, now that would mean i some how unable to boot the vm without the razer usb-c dock connected to the host or related USB. from the day its been occurring till now, i have not changed anything in relation to software or configs till now. 

    - its still present that ExFat and FAT32  are still unable to connect to the VM with driver errors.




  • 27.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    Ok. Let's add things back in one by one and see if we can get something to break.

    Try adding back the dock, but nothing plugged into it. 

    If that works, then connect one usb drive that you want to connect to the VM. Power the VM up, then use the Fusion menus to connect the drive to the VM  see if the drive gets recognized in windows Device Manager, and then see if if it gets recognized in the File Explorer. Let me know what error messages appear if any. 

    one other thing comes to mind. Make sure that Fusion is granted access to removable volumes in the Mac's System Settings > Privacy & Security settings. 



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  • 28.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    The specific item to check is System Settings > Privacy & Security > Files & Folders > VMware Fusion. Make sure Removable Volumes is enabled.



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  • 29.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    yes, it doesn't give me a option to enable or disable removable volumes. it only shows full disk access.




  • 30.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    base system is getting a code 28, the drivers for this device are not installed.
    same for Universal Serial Bus(Controller)  
    again i have reinstalled vm tools which gives me vmtools v12.5.0
     




  • 31.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    i have some more information.
    i tried copying the vmtools to C:
    my vmtool iso that i just installed, has only sub folders of graphics, mouse, and internet.
    svga, vmusbmouse, vmxnet3.
    there is no pci drivers and such in the vm tools.
    i just installed the vmtools again and thought to open update drivers and select the drivers, but checking the vmtools there is no other folders other than the 3 subs, and i cannot for some reason download vm tools, nor check in app updates 






  • 32.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago
    Edited by Technogeezer 18 days ago

    > my vmtool iso that i just installed, has only sub folders of graphics, mouse, and internet.
    > svga, vmusbmouse, vmxnet3.
    > there is no pci drivers and such in the vm tools.

    This is normal. Those are the only drivers available in VMware Tools for Windows ARM. and the only ones you will need. (at least to support the Fusion-provided virtual hardware). 

    > i just installed the vmtools again and thought to open update drivers and select the drivers, but checking the vmtools there is no
    > other folders other than the 3 subs, and i cannot for some reason download vm tools, nor check in app updates 

    Right now I don't think your problems are related to VMware Tools and drivers. You have the drivers that you need. The only way to update the VMware virtual drivers on Windows ARM is by downloading a new VMware Tools release and running the installer. And from my prior post, you'll find that new VMware Tools don't have drivers for these devices. . 

    Everything right now is fine with the drivers. Let's focus on trying to see if external USB storage can be attached to your VM by taking the next step to use the Fusion menus to connect one USB hard drive to the VM that's formatted with a Windows-compatible file system.  



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  • 33.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    i just connected the razer usb-c dock station.
    usually when i connect to the vm i am prompt ask what to do, this prompt does not occur.
    file explorer doesn't recognize it.
    device manager see it as a error "!" - USB controller & Base System Device.

    yes my VM always has full disk access




  • 34.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago
    Edited by Technogeezer 18 days ago

    You don't have to worry about the two devices with missing drivers in Windows Device Manager. Those are 100% normal and have no impact on Windows. 

    The Base System Device with a missing driver is the VMware VMCI Bus device. This device is utilized in VMware hypervisor products to facilitate host-to-guest application-level communication (Vsockets). Currently, VMware does not provide a driver for this device on Windows 11 ARM. This omission is not a problem except in those very rare cases where someone has written an application that uses Vsockets. 

    The Universal Serial Bus (USB) Controller without a driver is one of two virtual USB controllers presented to the VM. The one with a missing driver is a Universal Host Controller Interfaced  (UHCI) device. Neither VMware nor Microsoft have provided a driver for this device for Windows 11 ARM. That's OK because it isn't used. Fusion passes USB devices to the VM through the second virtual USB controller. This second controller, an XHCI USB controller, is supported by  Windows with a standard, pre-installed Microsoft driver. That's the one you will find in the Universal Serial Bus controllers section of the Device Manager. 

    Fusion does not need full disk access - I'd recommend not granting it (I'm a proponent of only granting least privilieges). . What I was asking to check is in Privacy & Security settings, then look for Files & Folders, not Full Disk Access. If you open the  FIles & Folders settings, you should see VMware Fusion listed as an application. Click on VMware Fusion and check to see that it has the removable volumes setting enabled. 

    So there's no problems when connecting the dock. That's good. Now let's take the next step.

    If you have USB drives connected to the dock, they should now appear in the list shown by selecting Virtual Machine > USB from the Fusion menu bar. USB drives won't attach automatically to a VM (and there's no reliable way to get them to do so - that's a bug in Fusion). See if you can connect a drive with a Windows-compatible file system (one that's formatted with NTFS,  ExFAT, or FAT/MS-DOS) and now see if that USB drive can be seen in Windows Device Manager and File Explorer. 



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  • 35.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 17 days ago

    i did check that. 
    privacy & security> files and folders
    here there is no USB, but i can click on VMfusion which opens a tab that shows what access it has which says full disk access.

    my fault for the misunderstanding, i did not mention it. there is a problem with connecting the dock. its not recognized in the file explorer.
    and external USB are all still showing driver errors in the bluetooth settings.
    so if you suggest i download vmtools when they become available i should do so. but this becomes a paradox because i can't download anything from the website for some reason and nor the in app check update function works 




  • 36.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 17 days ago

    I didn't say that you would see "USB" in the System Settings > Security & Privacy > Files & Folders >. VMware Fusion. If that says "Full Disk Access" (like in this screen shot): 

    Can you post two screen shots? The first is what the Virtual Machine > USB menu is showing (that would indicate the devices that Fusion thinks it can attach to the VM)? The list should include devices either present or attached to your dock.

    The second is a screen shot of the Windows Device Manager, with "Disk Drives", "Other Devices", and "Universal Serial Bus controllers" expanded, like in this example:

    In this case, you see that I've connected that USB stick NO NAME to the VM (it's the 64MB HardDrive USB Device). This disk now appears in File Explorer in the VM. 



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  • 37.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 17 days ago

    on a side note, i still have the configs as the same as you suggested yesterday and am able to boot up the vm instantly fine with the razer usb-c dock plugged into the mac with the alcor usb in the dock. (the Toshiba(ExFat) the alcor is FAT32).




  • 38.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 17 days ago

    So far, so good.

    Let's have a look at the two screen shots that I suggested to see what things look like at this point in time.



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  • 39.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 17 days ago

    i have tried many things that i can think of, i am unable to get my external USBS to connect to the VM, but are able to on the host.
    i have also removed all the usb inputs to see if the vm will re write the right usb lines, it did not.

    so i added the lines i removed back to allow my external mouse and keyboard to work on the vm, it works fine and i'm instantly prompt with a message if i want to continue of transferring my mouse over from the host to the vm.
    with 

    usb.generic.allowHID = "TRUE"
    usb.generic.allowLastHID = "TRUE"

    but external memories are unable to read and write on the windows, and i sometimes get unknown errors if i connect the usb to the vm via the vm settings and i click both usbs at the same time when i had all the usbs lines removed from the .vmx file




  • 40.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 17 days ago

    i attached the screen shots, are you able to see them? i will attach them again 




  • 41.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 17 days ago

    I was able to see the screen shots, thank you. Everything is still normal. 

    From the Fusion menu bar screen shot, none of your identified USB devices (including the ones attached to your USB-C dock) are attached to the VM.

    Next step: from the Fusion menu bar click on the following to connect the two disk drives to the virtual machine:

    • Virtual Machine > USB > Connect UNTITLED (Alcor Micro Removable Disk), and
    • Virtual Machine > USB > Connect 1T (Toshiba External USB 3.0)

    Once you've done that, wait a minute or so and  return to the Device Manager in the virtual machine. I would expect to see 3 disk devices under "Disk Drives" in the Device manager: your boot disk, the Alcor disk, and the Toshiba disk.

    Take another screen shot of Device Manager listing, having expanded the "Disk Drives". "Other devices" and "Universal Serial Bus controllers) -- your screen shot didn't expand the "Disk Drives" section and that's important to see.

    If there are any error messages after connecting those two devices, let me know exactly what they say. 



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  • 42.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 17 days ago

    i have obs so if you need to see a recording on what occurs if i click or boot things up i can provide also




  • 43.  RE: black screen on boot

    Posted 18 days ago

    my machine is local and yes its a official iso