Sfc is not failproof if the store is corrupted. I run cmd.exe as admin sfc/ scannow and there is no corruption In case of software using a user mode driver, you will see these errors always if the driver get initiated on boot (so yes it's possible to see these errors caused by software BUT again they are harmless).ĭ) Lastly, the original error you are reporting is entirely unrelated to the WUDFRd errors you are seeing and is most likely cause by bad driver, operating system corruption, bad RAM or even a combination of those. You will usually see these errors when devices that use WUDFRd are connected during boot/reboot. These errors can be safely ignored untill Microsoft decides to fix those issues. Afterwards the driver for the device is loaded normally, if it wasn't then the device that uses WUDFRd (eg your Android phone) would not work (would not be seen by your PC). WUDFRd is not available when Windows tries to load the driver so you get these errors in the event viewer. For the rest it's too complicated to explain.Ĭ) Those errors happen because of bugs in Windows and specifically the Framework itself.
These are drivers that do not need Ring-0 security layer access for those familiar with technical details. This is a framework for drivers that run in user mode, in contrast to kernel mode that most drivers run as. This is just a PNP (Plug and Play) indentifier that points to a device class.ī) WUDFRd is Windows User Mode Driver Framework. No matter if they point to ACPI\PNP0A0A\2&daba3ff&2. as you can see on photo 3 and they will not come back unless you enable it again.Ī) Those WUDFRd errors are not ACPI errors.
wevtutil el | Foreach-Object wait until it is done then restart your pc and check the even logs again and the ACPI errors will be gone. After you are done open windows powershell and past this command into it. Make sure you have delete driver check off like in the photo. Until ASUS fixes this there is nothing more we can do. See photos below to uninstall and disable it.
if you do enable it put your mb dick in and install probe driver and the issues will start again. You can always re enable it latter if you want to see for yourself.
The follow my pictures to disable the communication and the ACPI errors will be gone and so should your issues. If you have AI suite or any other Asus software for monitoring or overclocking uninstall it. There is no fix as the the problem is in the bios and the software. These errors are from the ASUS Probe II which allows the mother board to communicate with there AI suite software. I am posting photos to show you how to do it.
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