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With the current install-autologin function, Moonlight still asks for a password when attempting to launch the Desktop.

It seems like the secpol.msc method works to disable this requirement.

Leverage Chocolatey to install googlechrome since Internet Explorer is in some secure mode by default and won't load/run many CSS or JavaScript elements. (I think this has to do with it being a Windows Server OS.)

As described in the AWS documentation:

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://nvidia-gaming.s3.amazonaws.com/GridSwCert-Archive/GridSwCertWindows_2021_10_2.cert" -OutFile "$Env:PUBLIC\Documents\GridSwCert.txt"

Hi! Thanks for this great fork,
I wanted to do my own fork of this for a custom project that I have that needs the same kind of things, as displayed here.
Is it possible to have some sort of example to add applications for example exe or chocolatey?

I can see that user_data.tpl has alot of the chocolatey installations, but for exe is it just doing the same kind of thing like install-parsec-cloud-preparation-tool?

As described in the AWS documentation:

New-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\nvlddmkm\Global" -Name "vGamingMarketplace" -PropertyType "DWord" -Value "2"

See badjware#13

Using templatefile() in Terraform allows you to specify variables that should be usable within the script:

However, the script continues to use var.$VARIABLE syntax which Terraform supports.

One or the other should be used.

Sunshine is available through Chocolatey, but it could also be fetched directly from https://github.com/LizardByte/Sunshine.

After a lot of manual tweaking, I am able to log into the VM with Moonlight & Sunshine. However, the Nvidia Control Panel reports that the vGPU is connected over DVI, which limits the resolutions and refresh rates that are able to be leveraged.