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• 5.2 Supported Releases, Operating Systems, and Configuration Limits
• 5.4 Installing the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows
• 5.8 Known Limitations and Workarounds

The Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows are paravirtualized drivers for Microsoft Windows guests that are running on KVM hypervisors; these drivers improve performance for network and block (disk) devices on Microsoft Windows guests and resolve common issues.

The following instructions describe how to install, use, and troubleshoot the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows. Note that these instructions are intended for users and administrators of guests that are running the Microsoft Windows operating system in virtualized environments, where KVM is the hypervisor.

Included in release 1.1.6 of the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows is the addition of the pvpanic driver. When a Windows guest crashes, the pvpanic driver sends a PVPANIC_PANICKED event to notify the host.

5.2 Supported Releases, Operating Systems, and Configuration Limits

The following information pertains to the Oracle Linux and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure releases that are supported with the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows, in addition to the supported operating systems for each version of the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows.

Information about Microsoft Windows compatibility signing and details on tested and recommended configuration limits for the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows is also provided.

The following environments and platforms provide support for the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows Release 1.1.6:

• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

• Oracle Linux 7

The following table lists the supported Microsoft Windows operating systems for the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows.

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For information about the supported Microsoft Windows operating systems for the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure environment, see https://docs.cloud.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Compute/References/bringyourownimage.htm.

Virtual machine configuration for the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows complies with shape configurations for virtual machines in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure environment. For more information, see: https://www.oracle.com/cloud/compute/virtual-machines.html.

The following table shows the Microsoft Windows operating systems for which the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows have been signed and certified. Oracle has also tested the drivers to ensure they work as expected. Additional information on the certifications can be found at the Windows Server Catalog.

A security alert occurs during installation on a Windows operating system for which Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows are not signed.

5.3 Downloading the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows

Before you can install the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows you must download them from Oracle Software Delivery Cloud or My Oracle Support (MOS).

To download the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows from Oracle Software Delivery Cloud:

1. Navigate to https://edelivery.oracle.com and log in.

2. Search for Oracle Linux.

3. Select DLP: Oracle Linux 7.8.0.0.0 (Oracle Linux).

4. Click Continue.

5. In the Platforms / Languages column, select x86 64 bit in the drop-down list and then click Continue.

6. Review and accept the Oracle License Agreement and then click Continue.

7. Click the V1002983-01.zip file name (Oracle VirtIO Drivers Version for Microsoft Windows 1.1.6, 68.0 MB) and save it to your system.

To download the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows from MOS:

1. From the MOS home page, cick the Patches & Updates tab.

2. From the Patch Search options, in the Patch Name or Number field enter 27637937 and then click Search.

3. From the search results table, click the 27637937Patch Name that corresponds to the Oracle VirtIO drivers version 1.1.6 (Patch)Description.

4. From the Patch Details page, click Download.

   The File Download window opens.

5. Click the p27637937_78000_MSWIN-x86-64.zip file and save it to your system.

5.4 Installing the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows

Installing the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows involves configuring Microsoft Windows policies, running the installation program, and then verifying the installation.

To install the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows on existing Microsoft Windows guests, perform the following procedures.

Configure Microsoft Windows policies to allow the installation of the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows, if these policies are not already configured. This task prevents the following error from occuring during an installation:

To configure policies for installation:

1. Open the Microsoft Windows virtual machine on which you want to install the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows.

2. From the Start menu, select Run.

3. Enter gpedit.msc and then click OK.

   The Local Group Policy Editor is displayed.

4. From the Console Tree, display the list of device installation restrictions (Device Installation Restrictions) as follows:

   1. Expand Computer Configuration, and then expand Administrative Templates.

   2. Expand System, and then expand Device Installation.

   3. Select Device Installation Restrictions.

5. Edit the policy settings so that no device installation restrictions are configured.

   Alternatively, review each policy setting to determine the correct configuration for your business needs.

6. Close the Local Group Policy Editor.

7. Restart the Microsoft Windows virtual machine.

When you are finished configuring the policy settings for device installation, you can proceed with the installation of the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows.

Before You Begin. Do the following before you start the installation process:

• Obtain the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows from Oracle Software Delivery Cloud or MOS. See Section 5.3, “Downloading the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows”.

• Review the list of supported Microsoft Windows operating systems and any prerequisite hotfixes. See Section 5.2.2, “Supported Guest Operating Systems”.

• Configure system policies to allow the installation. See Section 5.4.1.1, “Configuring Policies for Device Installation”.

If you are migrating Windows guests from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, the installer copies the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows files, installs the drivers on the guest, and configures the guest to support migration from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

You can install the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows by using the GUI installation program or by performing a silent installation. Use the graphical installation program if you are installing a single instance of the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows. If you plan to silently install multiple instances of the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows, you must run the GUI installation program in a command-line window on at least one Microsoft Windows guest to create a response file. You can then use the response file to perform all of the subsequent installations silently.

To install the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows:

1. Copy the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows installation program Setup.exe to the guest.

2. Start the installation by running Setup.exe in one of the following ways:

   • To perform a single installation, double-click Setup.exe to start the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows installer.

   • To record a response file for automated installations on multiple systems:

     1. Open a command line window.

     2. Navigate to the directory where the Setup.exe file is located.

     3. Run Setup.exe -r to start the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows installer and create a response file for silent installations.

3. If prompted, select Yes in the User Account Control dialog to allow the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows installer to proceed.

   The Welcome window is displayed.

4. Click Next.

   The Start to install Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows Release 1.1.6 window is displayed with information about your selection.

5. Click Install to start the installation.

   The installer copies the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows files and installs the drivers on the guest.

6. Once the installation completes, click Finish.

   The virtual machine is restarted.

   If you are migrating Windows guests from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, shut down the Windows guest VM in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic environment and then start the Windows guest VM in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure environment.

The Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows are installed in the following directories:

• On 32-bit systems: C:Program FilesOracle CorporationOracle Windows VirtIO Drivers

• On 64-bit systems: C:Program Files (x86)Oracle CorporationOracle Windows VirtIO Drivers

If you used the -r option in the command line, the installation program creates a response file in the C:Windows directory. You then use the response file, setup.iss, to perform silent installations on other Microsoft Windows guests. See Section 5.6, “Silently Installing or Upgrading the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows”.

Before You Begin. Do the following before you start the installation process:

• Obtain the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows from Oracle Software Delivery Cloud or MOS. See Section 5.3, “Downloading the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows”.

• Review the list of supported Microsoft Windows operating systems and any prerequisite hotfixes. See Section 5.2.2, “Supported Guest Operating Systems”.

To install the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows during the installation of a Microsoft Windows guest, do the following:

1. Create the virtual machine, but do not start it.

2. Attach the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows ISO file to the virtual machine as an emulated IDE device. You can find the winvirtio.iso file in the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows zip file you downloaded.

   Ensure that the Microsoft Windows installation ISO is attached to the virtual machine as the first IDE device. The Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows ISO file should be the second IDE device.

3. Start the virtual machine and begin the Microsoft Windows installation process.

4. When the disk or partition screen displays, follow the prompts to browse and load drivers.

5. Navigate to the appropriate driver location on the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows ISO file and then select them.

   The contents of the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows ISO file are as follows:

6. Repeat the preceding step to install additional drivers as necessary and then continue with the Microsoft Windows installation process.

After you install the Microsoft Windows guest, you must configure Microsoft Windows policies. See Section 5.2.2, “Supported Guest Operating Systems”.

This section describes optional changes that can be made to the configuration after installation is complete.

The optional configuration changes are only relevant if you completed a Default type of installation, are running Oracle Linux, and have control of the host system. If you have completed a Custom installation and migrated your VM from the OCI-C to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure environment, you do not have access to the host.

The changes that are described here require that the host system is running the latest supported virtualization packages, which are available in the ol7_kvm_utils Yum repository on the Oracle Linux yum server or in the ol7_x86_64_kvm_utils or ol7_aarch64_kvm_utils channels on ULN.

If you have not already done so, enable the appropriate channel or repository and install the packages from this location before proceeding. See Section 2.1, “Configuring Yum Repositories and ULN Channels” for more information. If you perform an upgrade of the virtualization packages, you might need to restart any running virtual machines for the changes to take effect.

The Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows provide block drivers that improve disk performance on Microsoft Windows guests. However, guests do not automatically start by using the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows storage drivers after installation. As a result, guests cannot use the paravirtualized storage drivers for boot disks. You must configure each guest to use paravirtualized storage drivers instead of emulated disks after installation.

To configure block drivers after installation:

1. Ensure you have installed the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows.

2. Stop the guest if it is running.

3. Create a new temporary image that you can add to the guest as a second disk. For example, run:

4. Add the disk you created to the guest.

5. Specify virtio as the bus type for the disk you added and then start the guest. Microsoft Windows will locate the disk drivers and complete the installation at this point.

6. Change the bus type for the boot disk to virtio and then start the guest.

   Microsoft Windows then installs the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows block driver on the boot disk.

7. Detach the temporary disk from the guest.

The Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows override the maximum transmission unit (MTU) settings in the virtual network adapters for Microsoft Windows guests. After you have successfully installed and verified the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows, set the MTU for each guest as follows:

1. Open the Microsoft Windows virtual machine.

2. Open the control panel, then locate and open the Device Manager window.

3. Expand Network adapters and select the appropriate Oracle VirtIO Ethernet Adapter.

4. Right-click the adapter, select Properties, and then select the Advanced tab.

5. Select the MTU property and set the value as appropriate.

6. Click OK to save your changes.

5.5 Upgrading the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows

You can upgrade an existing installation of the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows by using the GUI installation program or by performing a silent upgrade. Use the graphical installation program if you are upgrading a single instance of the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows. If you plan to silently upgrade multiple instances of the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows, you must run the graphical installation program in a command-line window on at least one Microsoft Windows guest to create a response file. You can then use the response file to perform all subsequent upgrades silently.

To upgrade the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows:

1. Copy the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows installation program, Setup.exe, to the guest.

2. Do one of the following:

   • Double click Setup.exe to begin the upgrade.

   • Open a command line window and then do the following:

     1. Navigate to the directory where the Setup.exe file is located.

     2. Run the Setup.exe -r command to begin the upgrade and create a response file for silent installations.

3. If prompted, select Yes in the User Account Control dialog to allow the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows installer to proceed.

   Figure 5.1 Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows user account control dialog
   
   

   The initial upgrade window is displayed.

4. Click Next to start the upgrade.

   The installation program then copies new versions of the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows to the system and updates the installed drivers. The Update Complete window is displayed.

5. Click Yes, I want to restart the system now and then click Finish to restart the virtual machine.

If you used the -r option in the command line, the installation program creates a response file in the C:Windows directory. You then use the response file, setup.iss, to perform silent upgrades on other Microsoft Windows guests. See Section 5.6, “Silently Installing or Upgrading the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows”.

5.6 Silently Installing or Upgrading the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows

You can use a response file that you create with the graphical installation program to silently install or upgrade the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows. The response file provides the prompts that the installation program requires to successfully install or upgrade the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows.

• Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows must be signed by Microsoft to perform a silent installation or upgrade. See Section 5.2.3, “Microsoft Windows Compatibility Signing”.

• You can perform a silent installation or upgrade only on 64-bit versions of Microsoft Windows later than Windows Vista. You cannot perform a silent installation or upgrade on any 32-bit version of Microsoft Windows or Microsoft Windows 2003 (32-bit or 64-bit).

To install or upgrade the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows silently:

1. Complete at least one installation or upgrade of the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows by using the GUI installation program to create a response file. See Section 5.4.1.2, “Installing Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows” or Section 5.5, “Upgrading the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows”.

2. Locate the response file, setup.iss, in the C:Windows directory on the file system of the computer where you ran the graphical installation program.

3. Copy setup.iss to the same directory as the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows installation program. Alternatively you can specify the location of the response file at the command line.

4. Open a command-line window.

5. Run the Setup.exe -s command to silently install or upgrade the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows with the response file.

   You can include the following options at the command line:

   • -f1c:pathtosetup.iss to specify the location of setup.iss.

     For example, Setup.exe -s -f1c:UsersUsernamesetup.iss.

   • -f2c:pathtosetup.log to specify the location of setup.log. By default, log files are written to the the C:Windows directory, for example, Setup.exe -s -f2c:UsersUsernamesetup.log.

5.7 Uninstalling the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows

You can uninstall the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows through the Microsoft Windows control panel or by running the installation program that you used to install the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows.

To uninstall through the Microsoft Windows control panel:

1. Open the control panel and navigate to the Uninstall or change a program section.

   Note that the name of this section might be different, depending on your version of Microsoft Windows.

2. Locate, then select the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows.

3. Right-click the Uninstall option.

   The installation program starts and prompts you to confirm the uninstallation.

4. Select Yes when prompted to remove the application.

   The installation program removes the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows and deletes the binaries from your system.

5. When prompted, select Yes, restart the system and then click Finish to complete the uninstallation.

To uninstall with the installation program:

1. Double click Setup.exe to start the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows installer.

   The installation program starts and prompts you to modify the current installation.

   
   

2. Select Remove and then click Next.

3. Select Yes from the pop-up dialog.

   The installation program removes the Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows and deletes the binaries from your system.

4. When prompted, select Yes, restart the system and then click Finish to complete the uninstallation.

The following are known limitations and workarounds.

The Oracle VirtIO Drivers for Microsoft Windows have not been signed by Microsoft for 32-bit Microsoft Windows operating systems or Microsoft Windows Server 2003.

On 32-bit Microsoft Windows operating systems, the installer displays security alerts such as the following for each driver:

To continue with the installation, select Install.

On Microsoft Windows Server 2003, the installer displays a security alert similar to the following:

The following image is an example of the security alert on Microsoft Windows Server 2003.

To continue the installation, click Yes. Then, click Continue Anyway when the installer displays a message similar to the following:

The following image is an example of the preceding security alert.

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