ASUS TUF B450 MB dont support AMD CPU Virtual without crashing in windows 10.

[marvgoth14]

Hi
I got a new ASUS TUF B450-PLUS GAMING motherboard which I built with AMD Ryzen 5 (3600) CPU, Crucial M.2 SSD 1TB Drive, ASUS TITAN BLACK GPU and Crucial 16GB RAM (4600).
My PSU is a Crucial at 1000W.
Its of course a desktop.
Every time I enable CPU Virtualization in BIOS, I crash when loading Win 10 Desktop.
This is only because of BIOS not supporting AMD Ryzen CPU (AMD claims so)
In order to get the critical Memory protection from Win 10, windows require CPU Virtualization to flip on the safety switch.
This is the error message I get EVERY TIME I ENABLE CPU VIRUALISATION in BIOS, and then load windows.


After checking my system for over a month, I have ruled out anything other then the "ASI02.sys" somehow shuts down windows, with a "System Service Exception" Error. (this is very serious)
However, this blue screen, which Microsoft support has checked out, does not harm my system.
But why cant you fix this? AMD RYZEN CPU 5 are supported in the manual!
Here is the rest of my system
Win 10 HOME

This is my ASUS Motherboard TUF B450-PLUS GAMING



This is what happens when I turn on CPU Virtualization in BIOS. But I DONT enable the Memory protection.


All works fine!
When I enable the Core Isolation...this happens!







When I reboot to let the CORE protection engage, this happens:


The ASUS CRATE software put in logs. But they are all in Chinese?! I am swedish and my Win 10 is 100% US-English!
These are the logs anyway.
So, whats wrong?
How do I get my ASUS Motherboard to support AMD RYZEN CPU?
Thanks for awesome productions!
Best Regards
Jonas Hansson, Datacenter Design Architect
Gothenburg, Sweden.

[marvgoth14]

A month and no reply from anyone in ASUS?
Could someone kindly please point me towards any company or forum that could help me? Since ASUS support isnt?

[RAJU_MSC_MATHEM]

boot the windows into safemode, delete or move the file AslO2.sys from the location C:\windows\system32\drivers\

and then reboot as normal mode, then try to enable core memory integration.
once you get success ten uninstall the software which is installed AslO2.sys in your windows os

[marvgoth14]

RAJU.MSC.MATHEMATICS

boot the windows into safemode, delete or move the file AslO2.sys from the location C:\windows\system32\drivers\

and then reboot as normal mode, then try to enable core memory integration.

once you get success ten uninstall the software which is installed AslO2.sys in your windows os

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Thanks!
But what program is it from? I can only see its inherit from the register...to ASUS Update service?
Confirm, remove asus update service?

[RAJU_MSC_MATHEM]

marvgoth14

https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/107670#Comment_107670

Thanks!

But what program is it from? I can only see its inherit from the register...to ASUS Update service?

Confirm, remove asus update service?

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I don't know about that problem. you should check . did deleted or moved that particular file?