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Common issues with Windows PV tools.
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## Windows Management Agent failed to install
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### Cause
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There was an issue with the installing of the drivers certificate, so the drivers did not load silently.
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### Solution
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Resolved with version 8.2.2.200-RC1 and newer.
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## PV-Drivers missing in the Device Manager
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### Cause
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#### Leftovers from old Citrix XenServer Client Tools.
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See the [XenClean guide](#fully-removing-xen-pv-drivers-with-xenclean) below for instructions.
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See the [XenClean guide](/vms/#fully-removing-xen-pv-drivers-with-xenclean) for instructions.
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## Network PV drivers aren't working.
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### Possible Solutions
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* Resolved with version 8.2.2.200-RC1 and newer.
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* Clean your system from `Citrix Client Tools`_AND_`XCP-ng Client Tools` to create a clean state.
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* Then install the Client Tools from scratch.
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See the [XenClean guide](#fully-removing-xen-pv-drivers-with-xenclean) below for instructions.
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See the [XenClean guide](/vms/#fully-removing-xen-pv-drivers-with-xenclean) for instructions.
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## Not all PV drivers are correctly installed
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## Fully removing Xen PV drivers with XenClean
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XenClean is an utility for cleanly removing Xen PV drivers and management agents of the following products:
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* XCP-ng Windows PV Tools, versions 8.2 to 9.1
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* XenServer VM Tools for Windows, versions 7.1 to 9.4
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* Other Xen drivers
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It is included in the installation package of XCP-ng Windows PV Tools 9.0 and above.
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[See the newest releases here.](https://github.com/xcp-ng/win-pv-drivers/releases)
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Before running XenClean:
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* Take a snapshot of your VM.
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* You should always use the latest version of XenClean regardless of your Windows PV driver version. The same applies to XenBootFix.
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* You should disable the "Manage Citrix PV drivers via Windows Update" option on your VM. Otherwise, Windows may reinstall PV drivers from Windows Update after rebooting.
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* If you downloaded XenClean from the internet, you may need to unblock the script file before running it. This can be done by right-clicking the file, then choosing **Properties** - **Unblock** - **OK**.
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To use XenClean, simply run the `Invoke-XenClean.ps1` script **as Administrator**. Your system will automatically reboot.
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:::tip
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XenClean leaves its log files at the current directory and at `%TEMP%\xenclean-<time>`. Please provide these logs in case of uninstallation failure.
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## Windows fails to boot (hanging at boot or BSOD with Stop code `INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE`)
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