Hello,
I bought in June 2018, an AMD 2700x processor. When I turn on virtualization, and start a virtualization software such as: VMWARE, VirtualBox. Or android emulator: Nox and Bluestack. I have BSOD.
I made memtest86 +, I have no RAM error.
The bios is in the latest version..
Has someone already had this problem ? And how to fix it?
Configuration :
Motherboard: MSI X470 Gaming Pro
RAM : DDR4 HyperX Fury 2x8Go, 2133 MHz, CAS 14
Processor : AMD Ryzen 2700x
Graphicss : GTX 1060 6GB
Thank you for your answer.
I have the latest version of bios (version : 7B79v14), and all my drivers are up to date.
I tried to create a minidump but the folder or it must be create remains empty.
Configuration :
OS : windows 10 1709
UEFI : legacy
Motherboard: MSI X470 Gaming Pro
RAM : DDR4 HyperX Fury 2x8Go, 2133 MHz, CAS 14
Processor : AMD Ryzen 2700x
Graphicss : MSI Geforce GTX 1060 go
Power : Be quiet ! Pure Power L8 CF, 500W
Hard disk 1 (c:) : Samsung SSD 840 EVO 250Gb
Hard disk 2 (data) : Seagate Barracuda 1 To
Hard disk (data game) : Seagate Desktop SSHD 1 To
pikouik, your problem is most likely that your power supply is too weak! I would use a 750 Watt supply but you may get along with less. Newegg has a good power supply calculator and I suggest you try it. I usually take its recommendation and add some to it. I would also recommend you upgrade to W10 1809 but not until you deal with BSOD problem. Please do post the Stop code. If you do not remember, them look in the Computer Management-Windows Logs-System. Enjoy, John.
Thank you for your reply.
When I wrote my answer, I had the same feeling for power. I will buy a new power and I will try.
I have a somewhat similar system build and almost the same problem - however I get no BSOD and instead a full system halt. Nothing shows up in event logs.
OS: Windows 10 1804 Enterprise
UEFI : legacy
Motherboard: MSI X470 Gaming M7 AC (latest Bios - 7B77v15)
RAM : G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4 3200 CAS14
Processor : AMD Ryzen 2700x
Graphicss : Radeon VEGA FE
Power : EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 G1+, 80 Plus Gold 1000W
Hard disk 1 (c:) : Samsung M.2 960 500GB
- other hard disks.. 2tb Micron SSD, 2x 3TB 7200k rpm
So far, I have perfect system stability as long as I am not running any Hyper-V virtual machines. I can run games, have multiple programs open. I can run Prime95 torture test for hours.
If I launch a Windows 7 32bit virtual machine, my system hard locks (mouse freezes, no response to pings) once it starts to log in. I've tried uninstalling/reinstalling Hyper-V. This has happened with all recent versions of Windows 10. This happens using the RemoteFX 3d video card or when I remove the card.
I contacted AMD tech support and they advised me to use DDU Utility to remove all AMD drivers in safe mode and then reinstall the latest (which I will try tonight). However, I am thinking there are still Ryzen virtualization stability issues since there are so many people reporting them - even with the latest Ryzen processors.
Is this a known issue? If so, I cannot find anywhere to read about it.
I have done the DDU utility and reinstalled the AMD graphics drivers. The issue with Hyper-V is still there. If I don't launch any Hyper-V virtual machines, my system is perfectly stable. If I launch a Windows 7 32bit VM, it halts when Windows is logging in.
I would like to know if more people are still having this issue or if this issue was already mitigated and I am missing a hotfix or something.
brx, I run a VM (W10 x64) often and it works fine. I have never had any problems, but always run a 64 bit W10 VM. What is this, never heard of it?: brx wrote: "OS: Windows 10 1804 Enterprise". Do you mean 1809? Where did you get it, 64 bit or 32 bit? Where did you get your AMD chip set drivers? You should only get them from the AMD Driver Download site. Are you OCing at all? Enjoy, John.
According to Microsoft Forum you can run Virtual Windows 7 x32 on a Windows 10 Pro x64 computer.
It gives several links on how to set up so you computer will run VM with Hyper-V and BIOS: Can I run a 32bit virtual machine on a 64bit windows 10 system? - Microsoft Community
From above link:
You will need to be running Windows 10 Pro.
You can also use CPU ID to determine if your processor supports virtualization:
CPU-Z | Softwares | CPUID
Also, you can review how to setup Hyper-V
How to setup a virtual machine using Hyper-V
If your computer doesn't support Hyper-V, you can use the free Oracle Virtualbox as an alternative:
How to: install the latest Windows 10 Build in Oracle VirtualBox
pikouik, need to now more. Please compress your minidump folder and upload it where we can DL it. More specifications: power supply, OS exact version and patch level, UEFI version, other HW such as drives. Enjoy, John.