The TDR can cause the VM to crash.Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller – the driver for gigabit network controllers on the basis of chips from a company Realtek. A race condition in XenBus can cause pauses in Windows VM operation, which lead to Timeout Detection and Recovery (TDR) events.If you are using quiesced snapshots and wish to retain this functionality, do not adopt these 9.0.0.x drivers. Important: Updating to this version of the driver removes the quiesced snapshots capability of the VM. For more information, see Setting automatic reboots when updating the Citrix VM Tools for Windows. We recommend that you set this registry key before updating to the latest version of the Citrix VM Tools for Windows.
This registry setting specifies the maximum number of reboots that are automatically completed when using Windows Update to update your drivers. This version of the xenbus driver that takes advantage of the new Autoreboot registry key. If you are using quiesced snapshots and wish to retain this functionality, do not adopt these 9.x.x.x drivers. Note: History is only available for versions released since the start of 2018. For more information, see Setting automatic reboots when updating the Citrix VM Tools for Windows.įor more information about installing the version 9.x.x.x drivers, see Upgrading your Citrix Hypervisor Windows I/O drivers to the latest major version.įor information about how to install these drivers on your Windows VM, see How to get Windows I/O driver updates on XenServer 7.0 and later. We recommend that you set the autoreboot registry key before updating to the latest version of the Citrix VM Tools for Windows. The version that is installed on your Windows VM depends on the version of Windows. The following versions of XenBus are the latest that are available through Windows Automatic Updates. This information is for customers using Citrix Hypervisor or XenServer who are entitled to receive automatic Windows I/O driver updates on their Windows VMs.
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