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fix: Do not install VirtIO GPU driver on Windows 8 - #2231

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Copilot AI lite review requested due to automatic review settings September 27, 2026 19:59
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Copilot review overview

🟡 Changes recommended

The global mirror-4 disable breaks fallback behavior, and the legacy state change does not affect driver installation.

Review effort: Lite
Findings: 1 Medium severity

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What changed in this PR

Updates Windows 8.1 setup to avoid explicit VirtIO GPU installation and changes display/download configuration.

Changes:

  • Removes VirtIO GPU installation from Windows 8.1 scripts.
  • Changes the legacy VGA state to vmware.
  • Updates DXVK to 3.0.2 and disables mirror 4.
File Summary
src/​legacy.sh Changes the legacy VGA state; the change has no runtime effect on driver installation.
src/​define.sh Disables mirror 4; the unconditional return removes a general fallback.
Dockerfile Updates the DXVK version.
assets/​win81x64.cmd Removes VirtIO GPU installation.
assets/​win81x64-enterprise.cmd Removes VirtIO GPU installation.

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Comment thread src/define.sh

[[ "${lang,,}" != "en" && "${lang,,}" != "en-us" ]] && return 0

return 0 # Disable
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