First reset Ryzen Master to Default settings and see if Dynamic LocaL Mode is enabled again. It is possible in Game Mode it might be automatically disabled.
Game mode disables all Processors cores EXCEPT 8 Cores. This is made mainly to run Legacy Games. Possibly to enable Dynamic Local Mode you need to have all cores or your Threadripper enabled and running.
Reading this previous AMD Thread see if the Core Service for Dynamic Local Mode is running or installed: core service 'AMDDynamicLocalModeService'
Hello, I uninstalled and installed Ryzen Master again and now the Dynamic Local Mode option appears, but I only see 8 active processors, shouldn't I have more cores?
It seems that my 2990wx processor is not compatible with windows11, could this be the reason? here you can see the list of compatible processors:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/minimum/supported/windows-11-supported-amd...
However, the chipset drivers are available for Windows 11.
According to Microsoft all Zen+ Processors and newer are compatible with Windows 11 including your processor.
The original Microsoft AMD processors compatible with Windows 11 was mentioned but now the latest Microsoft list doesn't for some reason. But it was shown to be compatible at that time.
This tech site from 2021 shows the Intel & AMD Compatible Processors at the time and your processor was listed: https://allthings.how/windows-11-processors-list-intel-amd-qualcomm/
Found this Microsoft Q&A that asks the same question why the Threadripper 2000 series was listed originally and not now: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1165578/windows-11-supported-cpu-list-changes
The only difference I see is the new list only mentions the "PRO" versions.
One problem I noticed in your Registry screenshot. It is showing two different version of Ryzen Master. This could be the reason why you are having issues with your Threadripper.
Some Users previously had issues installing or showing a corrupt Ryzen Master because in the Registry it was showing the same thing as your. Two different versions of Ryzen Master. After cleaning out the Registry and deleting the previous Ryzen Master version in the Registry they ware able to successfully install Ryzen Master.
It is possible the Registry is causing some sort of conflict between the two version show in your Registry.
