I am totally dumbfounded. How does that make any sense? I had tried accessing the VM from several machines here in my home. Why or how the GPU selection messed things up is a mystery to me.
And, the GPU is not isolated (unchecked) in Tools / System Devices.
Thank you for being so patient and helpful with me. And, I am sorry for having taken up so much of your time. I really appreciate it.
@stuffwhy Well, I guess that it was just too good to be true. Before hitting the sack I thought that I might try setting the VM’s graphic card setting back to virtual. Of course, I had no problem accessing the VM via VNC console.
The minute that I set it back to the Nvidia GPU the VM became inaccessible again. I am stumped. Off to bed. Tomorrow is another day.
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