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Viridian extensions —referred to as "Viridian enlightenments" by Microsoft— are used by any "recent" Windows OS to work properly. Make sure they are enabled for your VM.
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Viridian enlightenments are enabled by default on Windows VM templates included with XCP-ng.
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To enable Viridian enlightenments to other Windows VM templates, you need to enable them manually. To do this, run `xe vm-param-set uuid=<vm uuid> platform:viridian=true`.
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To enable Viridian enlightenments for other Windows VM templates, you need to:
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1.**Enable Viridian**. To do this, run `xe vm-param-set uuid=<vm uuid> platform:viridian=true` in your VM.
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2.**Enable the extra Viridian parameters** necessary for your template to run properly with XCP-ng. To do this, run the same `xe` command in your VM, but change the arguments with the following:
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"device_id": "0002", // ID used by XCP-ng to detect Windows VMs
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