Summary
The NVVHCI Enumerator at NVIDIA is part of the virtual GPU setup and provides a driver to virtualization and remote display solutions.
This allows multiple virtual GPUs on one device to share resources and coordinate easily across virtual environments.
This is very useful in virtualized workstations and high-performance remote applications, where the NVIDIA GPU resources will be perfectly integrated.
Usage:
The NVVHCI Enumerator driver enables the host system for effective management and effective dispersion of resources provided by any GPU.
It communicates between the operating system and NVIDIA’s vGPU solutions in support of multiple virtual machines utilizing the GPU for resource-intensive tasks, such as 3D modeling, simulation, and multimedia processing.
Summary Table
| Feature | NVVHCI Enumerator Driver |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | Primarily Windows 10, Windows 11; NVIDIA-supported OSes |
| Main Purpose | Facilitates NVIDIA virtual GPU management and allocation |
| Ideal Usage | Virtualized desktops, remote workstations |
| Common Issues | vGPU setup conflicts, driver compatibility |
| Recommendations | Ensure driver compatibility with installed NVIDIA vGPU software |
| You can find a more detailed description of NVIDIA NVVHCI Enumerator in our library. |
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FAQs
What is the role of the NVVHCI Enumerator driver?
It makes it possible to have proper management of resources and to distribute or allocate GPU resources with efficiency in a virtualized environment.
Does this driver apply to all of NVIDIA’s GPUs?
No, it applies mainly to systems featuring virtual GPU technology from NVIDIA.
How do I update the driver for the NVVHCI Enumerator?
The updates will be enabled via the portal update of the drivers from NVIDIA, or by means of the NVIDIA Control Panel.
My Virtual GPU appears to be in conflict; what is the issue?
The installed version of the NVVHCI Enumerator shall be suitable and compatible with your vGPU software.
Can I use this driver for gaming?
This driver is not for gaming purposes, but for virtualized environments that need to share resources of the GPU.
