I cannot get Blender3D to run on my AWS EC2 instance. I get a message telling me that my system does not use 3D hardware acceleration.
I have all my drivers installed (NVidaGRID, etc) and have disabled the "Microsoft Basic Display Adapter" in Device Manager
.
No joy. Then, I came across the following post: https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?messageID=500885&
A user mentions that we should delete the BasicDisplay
file C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\BasicDisplay.sys
.
However, I cannot delete this file because I do not have permissions.
I am logged into my EC2 instance via RDP
(remote desktop protocol) as Administrator. I've taken ownership of the directory system32
and even tried with ownership of the Windows
directory.
No joy.
Then I checked if there was a file in the directory that was locked and forced all files to be closed.
No joy.
Next, I tried running the command prompt as Administrator to remove the file.
No Joy.
Tried changing the attributes: Access denied.
Finally, I tried creating a new user account, gave it RDP
permissions, made it an administrator, gave it ownership of system32
directory and wait for it...
No joy.
Seriously. What the *$@% is the problem here? I cannot log in via safe mode. How can I delete this file?