same here. obviously it went away after i rebooted. but that really isn't fixing the issue. lol
any updates on this? like an updated ene.sys file?
thanks!
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For the past few days when I load my PC up, a pop-up will appear saying "a driver cannot load on this device". I have done countless things like updating my PC seeing if that works, uninstalling those updates, trying to relocate the file in C:\Windows\System32\drivers which doesn't show at all and going through troubleshooting. None of these things have been able to work and the error still pops up. Please could I have help on what to do I have have hit a dead end on what to do. The error is shown on the top.
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same here. obviously it went away after i rebooted. but that really isn't fixing the issue. lol
any updates on this? like an updated ene.sys file?
thanks!
So I am understanding this correctly, I updated my computer, and now it is telling me that I need to uninstall or remove software or files? That does not seem like an update, but a mandate or amendment to take something away from me. Everything was working fine on my computer to the moment I let it update, Now there is a problem and I have to fix it? How about patching this update to stay out of things it has no reason to control or tell me I am no longer able to use it.
To be fair, its also on the creator of the software in question to keep their stuff updated as well. If a company makes to piece of software to work on a particular operating system, its on the creator to keep their software in line with the os they made it for. Its Microsoft's OS, they set the standards and requirements for the OS, not the companies that make software to work on the OS. So many times I've seen situations where people blame windows because some piece of software hasn't been updated for 10 years or whatever. So MS should hold their product back because other companies are lazy and don't wanna keep their stuff up to date? Negative.
In other words, Microsoft isn't going patch a software that they don't make, its not their job. Uninstalling it is just one of the options that was suggested, Have you tried looking into who makes the software and seeing if they have made updates? Ive found most of these RGB drivers and software don't always auto update, so yours might be super outdated? But that's Microsoft fault that your not keeping up with that right?
The only thing they're out of compliance with is Microsoft's licensing fees. The software is fine.
You're a star! Problem solved!
which error message is less annoying bc i want that option?