Recent content by adriancornea52

Hi Danny. What worked for me was to change the setting in power options which appears here: https://www.thewindowsclub.com/prevent-hard-drive-going-sleep-windows (first guidance). But be alert that you should only do this if you don't have an internal hard disk.

You can check SMART information to see if there are any warnings there. I never used HDDScan, so I don't know how good it is. I use CrystalDiskInfo for SMART check-up: https://crystalmark.info/en/software/crystaldiskinfo/ (it's free).

Hello folks, I want to let you know about an update to my situation. I reinstalled Windows and the problem still appeared. Then I used the diagnostics tools to check my SSD, RAM etc., and they all came out ok. So, the last thing I did was this: I removed the USB Ethernet Adapter that I was...

Dang, I keep getting the error. Someone on elevenforum told me to run Driver Verifier, but after finding out that it could crash my computer and that it is mostly intended for developers, I won't do it. I think I'll contact Microsoft and Asus support, to see if they have any advice.

I turned Fast Start back on, because, I have to say, I can feel the difference that it makes in the start-up time of my system (Although I have a SSD). Hopefully, the deletion and subsequent recreation of the hiberfil.sys file will not cause the 0xc0000719 problem anymore.

A quick note: I notice now that those events only appear when the laptop is on battery. When I plug it in, they don't appear. Well, at least when it is fully charged and plugged in. I will experiment with it being plugged-in in charging mode to see if they still appear. Thank you so much...

Hello there. Does anyone know why do I have sooo many events in my System event logs from UserModePowerService? Like, a new event from that source is generated every few seconds! I think there are, literally, tens of thousands of these events! See screenshot. OS: Windows 11 Home 64bit...

Thank you so much for the info and the advice, ubuysa! I didn't know that Fast Start is enabled by default and would cause the kernel to be hibernated when I shutdown - that makes sense now in the context of my problem. I turned off hibernation. Hopefully I won't have problems anymore. The only...

Hello there. This is the second time I get this error in two days. It also happened again about one month or one and a half months ago. It happens after I hit the power button. The laptop is already powered off when I press the button, it is not in sleep or hibernation. What I do after I receive...