Question AMD Ryzen - virtualization disabling itself ?

[brom2855]

Evening all.

As you may know, AMD CPUs support virtualization with AMD-V. I enable it from the UEFI, but for unknown reason, every time I startup my PC, it seems to prefer disabling it. Mostly idle curiosity, but understand that any changes saved in UEFI should stay saved, not reset, so this doesn't make sense to me. Thanks!

 

[Koekieezz]

Evening all.

As you may know, AMD CPUs support virtualization with AMD-V. I enable it from the UEFI, but for unknown reason, every time I startup my PC, it seems to prefer disabling it. Mostly idle curiosity, but understand that any changes saved in UEFI should stay saved, not reset, so this doesn't make sense to me. Thanks!

could you tell whats the pc specs?

 

[drea.drechsler]

Evening all.

As you may know, AMD CPUs support virtualization with AMD-V. I enable it from the UEFI, but for unknown reason, every time I startup my PC, it seems to prefer disabling it. Mostly idle curiosity, but understand that any changes saved in UEFI should stay saved, not reset, so this doesn't make sense to me. Thanks!

Might you be running any motherboard utilities? orRyzenmaster? Motherboard utilities (furnished by the motherboard mfr.) in particular can do strange, unexpected things. Ryzenmaster can too, but I'm less inclined to think it's at fault here.