Error: Could not create texture D3DPOOL_DEFAULT invalid call

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Environment

• OS: Win 7 32 bit guest over virtualbox 7 AND I tried also installing win10 pro 64bit, on Win 10 enterprise ltsc 2021 HOST
• scrcpy version: all of them
• installation method: windows zip unpacking
• device model: Samsung s9+
• Android version: 10

Describe the bug
not working software....Could not create texture D3DPOOL_DEFAULT invalid call

Situation description:
After 3 years with no updates of Virtualbox or my old win 10 ltsc, i decided to update both....and EVERYTHING stopped working.....
I had to reinstall windows 7 and got all sort of missing usb drivers for my old samsung s9+....
in the end I managed to solve all, except the "Could not create texture D3DPOOL_DEFAULT invalid call"..... I tried to use the scrcpy --render-driver=opengl command that kind of worked, but the app was acting broken, opening the window but showing a hole in the screen, dragging around the render of what was UNDER the window....how can i try to solve it?

Of course on the host it works like a charm.......so its a virtual machine problem.... (host win 10 enterprise ltsc 2021, guest win 7 2019)....every version I tried on the host operating system worked....

Thanks for any help

here the output

c:\Users\xxxxx\Desktop\scrcpy-win32-v1...ped. 45.4 MB/s (34930 bytes in 8.001s) 
[server] INFO: Device: samsung SM-G965F (Android 10)

Mesa: SVGA3D; build: RELEASE;

Mesa: mesa-21.3.8

Mesa: SUGA3D; build: RELEASE;

Mesa: mesa-21.3.8
INFO: Renderer: direct3d
INFO: Initial texture: 1448x2960
CRITICAL: Could not create texture: CreateTexture <D3DPOOL_DEFAULT): INUALIDCALL
WARN: Killing the server...

Start by reproducing the failure in the reported VirtualBox Windows 7/10 environment and compare the default renderer with --render-driver=opengl. Trace the Windows rendering path around the reported D3DPOOL_DEFAULT texture-creation error; done means scrcpy displays the device screen correctly without the rendering artifact.