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- #Thread stuck in device driver mining install#
- #Thread stuck in device driver mining update#
- #Thread stuck in device driver mining windows 10#
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Because the fan sleep issue was not solved, I re-applied BIOS 310. (Roughly translated: "The device driver reported a controller error in \Device\Harddisk1\DR1")Ĥa.
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"Het stuurprogramma heeft een controllerfout gevonden in \Device\Harddisk1\DR1." The downgrade did nothing, but caused one logged error: "Go to control panel, go to system, go to system protection, go to hardware, click on device installation settings, and then click no." <- After following this step, in Device Manager, the firmware was successfully set to be 309.ģ. Downgrading the BIOS is as EZ as upgrading it.Ģ. Some strange things happened when doing so, though.ġ. What about, try to fix what you broke a few weeks ago, ASUS? You had a scenario in which everything worked, you're a computer tech company, and I can't be one of only 3 people having this issue, right?Īfter experimenting with downgrading/upgrading BIOS for a bit, I think we can exclude the BIOS itself as being the culprit. I'm sorry, say that again please? Did you just tell me to return a perfectly functional computer which has a software/firmware issue? On the second support request, ASUS asked me to return the notebook. (Update: Actually, the problem is with Armoury Crate Service, as a restart of the service restores functionality) The notebook now not only shuts its fans off on screen off, but standby mode doesn't even work as it should anymore (at random times, the notebook comes out of sleep mode for no reason AND with disabled fans.)Ģ.
#Thread stuck in device driver mining install#
Installed the patch, which broke pretty much everything else so I had to reinstall ROG Live Service Package, AC Service, Armoury Crate app itself and eventually Windows, rinse and repeat, before I could get the patch to install without breaking things like, for example, itself.ġ. I tried to contact ASUS support, which sent me an Armoury Crate patch. Inbetween the screen turning off and standby kicking in, the fans completely stop and the notebook heats up all the way until it force shutdowns. My screen off/standby settings are 5/30 minutes. I have a quite similar issue concerning fans not working, albeit in a slightly different scenario. I decided to split off my discussion about an issue, which I had reported in another thread. This way you don’t have to put any of your important information and data at risk.Hello fellow ROG'ers. If you did, then remember that you can always back up your important folders and files before restoring Windows. While this isn’t the idea solution, hopefully you haven’t had to get this far in this article.
#Thread stuck in device driver mining windows 10#
If you haven’t made any previous restore points for Windows, then unfortunately you’ll have no choice to restore Windows 10 to its original factory settings. You can restore individual files, or restore your entire system to a previous restore point. If nothing has fixed the error at this point, the last resort may be to restore Windows 10 to a previous restore point. Once the scan is finished, restart your computer to check if the error is gone. If the SFC process finds any corrupt or missing system files, it’ll automatically repair the file by replacing it with the correct system file (from backup).
#Thread stuck in device driver mining update#
It’ll update the process as a percentage on the screen.