Recently installed a new Ryzen 9 3900X CPU and discovered there is some good software for it, but unfortunately not for my environment. I am receiving the attached error image trying to launch Ryzen Master. I cannot turn off Virtualization due to other dependencies (primarily Docker). How can I proceed to use both Docker & Ryzen Master without modifying my BIOS settings?
Because it was only assumed answered and not actually answered, I wanted an actual answer.
You had me there with the VBS warning that I could not, but I did manage to finally find the one sentence in some randomly named documentation - so yes, not a bug, however it doesn't play nice and should still be addressed rather than left up to the community for people to hack their registries or even hex edit the program file - that's worse in my opinion.
If you were aware of that, then you should also know that your responses were a little off-base because of that.
You did manage to get my brain churning so I started looking into the possible issues of removing SVM and running Docker without Hyper-V or SVM. Turns out, this is actually possible but not natively. Before doing that I started from scratch:
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So even with Hyper-V Disabled, Docker Uninstalled, and SVM disabled in BIOS we still fail, but with a new error. That led me here. I tested out the regedit modification by deleting the said version folder.
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Rebooted, same results. Further down on the same link above, you'll see a reference to NZXT CAM causing issues. This applies to me since I run that service. Just to make sure, I turned off all my hardware monitoring software.
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This basically tells me that AMD Ryzen Master does not like to play nice. There is likely some Asus service running that's conflicting with Ryzen Master, I just haven't figured out which one yet. Asus is practically the same but on the opposite end of the spectrum with the bloatware and lax security posture.
Docker
If you're curious about running Docker without Hyper-V or SVM enabled, google it. It's as simple as running a powershell script and walking away. I did it this morning in a matter of 5 minutes and I prefer this method to Hyper-V.
