I have a VM if it runs more than a couple days it takes forever to reboot or I just have to force a reboot on it. The CPU usage spikes as soon as I try to shut it down. I am using Citrix Drivers.

Is it normal to see PV Devices hidden under device manager? If I try to remove them the VM it won't boot. It looks like when the drivers have updated it left the old devices.

@nraynaud I unfortunately deleted my ova files. However, I still have the esxi server. I am exporting a new ova now. If I can get the error to happen for me again I will send you a link to download the ova file.

I was having this problem too. I used OVFTool 4.3.0 to export a VM to ova. I am not sure if it's just coincidence or not, but the first ova imported fine using sources.

However, I exported two more VMs using a different machine and I received the same error. I used XO from quick deploy on the main screen. Both of the VMs imported fine using the quick deploy. This was on a fresh install last week. (My First Time Using XCP-ng)

The first VM was smaller than the other two. It was exported out on a Windows 10 machine. The other two VMs were on a Windows Server 2012R2 machine.

I am sure other people have done this before as well, but I used Veeam Agent to import most of my larger VMs. I booted off the ISO and restored from my backups and had little problems with getting the machines to work. The only thing I changed was the NIC type to an intel because I wasn't getting gigabit speeds during the restore.