Kernel-pnp Event:ID 219 Warning

NineWorlds · Nov 15, 2014

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

Dogsnake · Nov 15, 2014

WUDFRd is a service and it is called Windows Driver Foundation. Try this:
Click on the start button and type: services.msc in the search box and then the Enter Key
This should open a list of services.
Find the Windows Driver Foundation on the list.
Right click and go to the properties for the start up type and set it to automatic.
Exit and reboot. This should resolve the issue.
After you restart your computer you should not see this error again.

NineWorlds · Nov 15, 2014

Dogsnake :

I have done this already before posting on the forums, it did not work.

Paul NZ · Nov 15, 2014

Go to the mobo site get the ATK0100 driver

NineWorlds · Nov 16, 2014

I'll give it a try @Paul NZ

Paul NZ · Nov 16, 2014

Dont rely on windowsupdate it doesnt always find updated drivers

NineWorlds · Nov 17, 2014

I cannot find the driver that you're talking about D:

Paul NZ · Nov 17, 2014

Didnt look good enough then

Its probably this one its the only one with ACPI in it

http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/misc/utils/ASUS_AMDA00_ACPI_Win7Win8Win8_1.zip

NineWorlds · Nov 17, 2014

Is this the right one for my board?

Paul NZ · Nov 17, 2014

Well I wouldnt have posted it if it wasnt

StupidComputerGuy · Aug 3, 2015

Paul NZ :

Would this work for a Asus Z97-ProGamer motherboard?... I'm having the same problem.

Paul NZ · Aug 3, 2015

Check for updates. Mine came up with ATK - ATK0110 ACPI utility in Win10

StupidComputerGuy · Aug 3, 2015

I can't find anything.

StupidComputerGuy · Aug 3, 2015

I found a APRP Utility... Is that the same thing or no?

Paul NZ · Aug 3, 2015

No . it isnt. What version of windows is installed

You could try that file. Soon find out if it works

StupidComputerGuy · Aug 3, 2015

I have windows 7.

StupidComputerGuy · Aug 3, 2015

It doesn't do anything useful.

Paul NZ · Aug 3, 2015

Do you use AI suite?? Looks like this belongs to that

StupidComputerGuy · Aug 3, 2015

I did... But I uninstalled it because it was using a crap ton of memory... Should I delete the files that have the setup stuff in it?

Paul NZ · Aug 3, 2015

Delete it in device manager if its there.

There may be entry called AMDA00 it maybe hidden. Select view / show hidden devices in device manager

You may have to click on all entries to find it

StupidComputerGuy · Aug 3, 2015

There was a non-hidden entry called AMDA00 Interface (that's probably it). I looked at the driver files and found something called C:Windows\system32\DRIVERS\WUDFRd.sys. Is this important?

Paul NZ · Aug 3, 2015

Delete the entry. May pay to keep that file. I think its a windows file

StupidComputerGuy · Aug 3, 2015

I'm guessing this is not what I'm looking for. I already uninstalled AI suites it's just the files that I downloaded to install AI suites. That's the only thing left from AI suites on my computer and It's not even installed so I don't think that AI suites would be the reason that a driver is failling to do something, but then again... what do I know?

Paul NZ · Aug 3, 2015

Delete it different sites say it belongs to AI suite.

Even if you uninstalled it it doesnt mean it doesnt leave files it uses behind.

Then reboot

StupidComputerGuy · Aug 3, 2015

If I delete it.. wouldn't it reinstall? and if not, isn't it something I need?

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