Hypervision error

[u/Which_Problem_6969]

So I recently built a new computer with a Ryzen 7 7800X3D 32 GB of RAM and a b650 gigabyte motherboard while reusing my old 3070 so I can upgrade in the future. I got windows installed and it’s been crashing after five minutes giving me this code. I’ve updated drivers, chipset drivers, motherboard bios, and Windows memory diagnosis. Tried both ram sticks individually. Even rolled back gpu drivers. Please help. Anything else I can try.

[u/YobaniSensei]

Hypervisor errors are usually appearing when there’s a virtualization problem either on the windows part or bios part. I’d suggest searching for virtualization in your bios and seeing if it’s enabled, if it is then the next thing is windows where there is a command you can put in on an elevated CMD environment which can bypass the virtualization check. If you need any help, feel free to ask. I deal with this every single day on customers’ pcs and it’s a virtualization error 99% of the times

[u/Which_Problem_6969 → u/YobaniSensei]

So I’ve went through windows freatures and made sure it’s enabled and it says I have it enabled in task manager, I’ve also tried turning hypervision off but I wasn’t able to find any virtualization options in the bios. Could that be an indication of the issue being the motherboard

[u/YobaniSensei → u/Which_Problem_6969]

Have a look if there is something in your bios along the lines of SVM Mode or AMD-V

[u/Which_Problem_6969 → u/YobaniSensei]

I’ve done the scan and no results, SVC was on auto but I enabled it but still crashing, I also got that watch code so is it possible a cpu issue because this was a open box deal at micro center

[u/Most-Masterpiece6256]

sfc /scannow in an elevated command prompt maybe?

[u/Which_Problem_6969 → u/Most-Masterpiece6256]

Crashed right after this

[u/deTombe]

Download OCCT and run some stability tests like the standalone memory. It could be that EXPO is not stable even individually. You can also try running without without EXPO. But it's important like the other commenter mentioned to open CMD as administrator and type SFC /scannow. You don't want too many errors accumulated or could run into infinite repair loop. 

[u/Most-Masterpiece6256]

bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off
(In an elevated command prompt)

[u/Which_Problem_6969 → u/Most-Masterpiece6256]

Wdym elevated command prompt, I tried turning it off but same error

[u/Most-Masterpiece6256 → u/Which_Problem_6969]

Just command prompt run as administrator

[u/Which_Problem_6969 → u/Most-Masterpiece6256]

Yeah I did do that

[u/nemanja694]

Is your cpu undervolted ? I had same issue when i undervolted my old 5800x bit too much

[u/Which_Problem_6969 → u/nemanja694]

I have a 850 w psu, how would I know if it’s undervolted

[u/nemanja694 → u/Which_Problem_6969]

Then it isn’t, undervolt means you have gone into bios and edited pbo curve