Kernel-pnp Event:ID 219 Warning

[NineWorlds]

The driver \Driver\WUDFRd failed to load for the device ACPI\PNP0A0A\2&daba3ff&2.

I know this has something to do with the motherboard I'm using although I cannot find a solution.

I looked in my device manager and saw that my AMDA00 Interface had a yellow triangle, and so did my Location Sensor. I uninstalled the location sensor and restarted and this fixed the problem with the yellow triangle, saying it was not working. the triangle near the AMDA00 also went away, but in event manager i get the error i posted up at the top about the failed load for the device acpi.

I put in my mother boards disk and tried to update the driver, but it says it is already fully updated, but every time i restart my computer I get this error in the event manager.

// Specs //
Asus Z87-K Motherboard
I-7:4770k 3.50Ghz overclocked
EVGA Geforce Gtx 760 FTW
16 Gigs of Ram

 

[Paul NZ]

Like I just said if AI suite isnt installed then you dont need it

Well reboot you'll find out if it reinstalls. If it doesnt then thats good

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

ok, lol.

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

should I also delete the driver software? I'm assuming yes, but just checking.

 

[Paul NZ]

Leave WUDFRd.sys there. What driver software? If you mean that file <- no leave it there

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

I might have confused myself a little bit... My username says it all xD... This "AMDA00 Interface" thing is a device and right before I uninstall it, it asks me if I want to delete the driver software (I think meaning the driver files). Which has the WUDFRd.sys in there. So I uninstall the device and then leave all the driver files in there, correct? I apologize for my ignorance on the subject.

 

[Paul NZ]

Yup leave the WUDFRd.sys file there. I'm pretty sure thats a windows file

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

Alright I'm rebooting atm... what do I do after? or should everything be all set now?

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

Um... It did nothing. I still see the warning in event viewer. I get it everytime I turn my computer back on

 

[Paul NZ]

Should be fine. If an error was coming up before and if the entry doesnt come back, end of story lol

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

The AMDA00 interface thing did come back though :/

 

[Paul NZ]

Can you disable it?? If you can disable it.

What version of AI suite was it?? 2 or 3? I think theres some kind of uninstall tool online somewhere for it

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

Again. It's already uninstalled. AI suites is not installed. What ever is making the warning come up. It is not because of AI suites.

 

[Paul NZ]

BUT like I said it can leave files behind. This is ONE of them

If it was AI suite 3 run this. Its meant to remove everything it installed

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

I recently installed Probe sense driver because there was a ACPI\PNP0A0A unknown device and once I did the unknown device disappeared and then I started to get the warning that I am now having trouble with.

 

[Paul NZ]

Put the mobo cd in if you have it. It should hopefully install drivers for it

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

I have all my drivers...

 

[Paul NZ]

But not this one put it in the dvd and see if there is a driver for it

If it doesnt install one when you put it in, look in the folders that are on it

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

for what? the AMDA00 interface? I have all the possible drivers from the support cd

 

[Paul NZ]

Looks like ACPI\PNP0A0A belongs to ASUS Probe II Sense Driver.

Get this install it, this entry should change

By the looks of it thats what this AMDA00 entry belongs to

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

I already installed this... but I'll do it again I guess.

 

[Paul NZ]

Well I would say thats what AMDA00 entry belongs to it says so lol

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

alright, I installed it again :/

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

Did nothing still get the warning :/

 

[Paul NZ]

Have no idea then. Ignore it

 

[StupidComputerGuy]

Alright, thanks for trying to help. Appreciate it.