A user asked about a possible cause for only one virtual machine (VM) not reporting CPU. Another user suggested checking the value in the console and another user suggested a corrupt WMI may require a rebuild. The user thanked the group for their input.
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What would cause just one VM to not report CPU?
Does the value show correctly in the console for that machine?
not sure. I’ll have to access the client environment to see
Could be corrupt wmi needing a rebuild
Beat you Dennis
Thanks!
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