What is ATK0110 ACPI UTILITY?
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From: Nat?ag on 29 Nov 2005 08:02 After installing Windows, it it requests the above utility. repeatedly, even if I check the "Do not ask me again" button. I could not find the *.sys file on my AN8-E CD. After searching the Web, I found that it was safe - and I eventually found and installed the file. What purpose does it serve? Whether I disable it Device Manager or not, does not seem to make any difference ? TIA.
From: Paul on 29 Nov 2005 13:00 In article <7kYif.1185$a95.1150127(a)wagner.videotron.net>, "Nat?ag" <gaetanfo(a)videotron.ca> wrote: > After installing Windows, it it requests the above utility. > repeatedly, even if I check the "Do not ask me again" > button. I could not find the *.sys file on my AN8-E > CD. After searching the Web, I found that it was > safe - and I eventually found and installed the file. > > What purpose does it serve? Whether I disable it > Device Manager or not, does not seem to make any > difference ? > > TIA. That is the pseudo-interface for the AI Booster program. The driver gives the AI Booster access to the clockgen and the like. Try installing AI Booster and see if the pesky requests go away. You don't have to use AI Booster after that - just ignore it. The ATK stands for AsusTek. No idea what the 0110 means. Paul
From: name on 29 Nov 2005 15:04 I had the same problem even after installing AI Booster. I finally went to device mgr/system devices and disabled, I forget, it either said "other" or "unknown device". AFAIK you don't have to install this and does not affect your system. john "Paul" <nospam(a)needed.com> wrote in message news:nospam-2911051300240001(a)192.168.1.178... > In article <7kYif.1185$a95.1150127(a)wagner.videotron.net>, "Nat?ag" > <gaetanfo(a)videotron.ca> wrote: > >> After installing Windows, it it requests the above utility. >> repeatedly, even if I check the "Do not ask me again" >> button. I could not find the *.sys file on my AN8-E >> CD. After searching the Web, I found that it was >> safe - and I eventually found and installed the file. >> >> What purpose does it serve? Whether I disable it >> Device Manager or not, does not seem to make any >> difference ? >> >> TIA. > > That is the pseudo-interface for the AI Booster program. > The driver gives the AI Booster access to the clockgen and > the like. Try installing AI Booster and see if the pesky > requests go away. You don't have to use AI Booster after > that - just ignore it. > > The ATK stands for AsusTek. No idea what the 0110 means. > > Paul
From: Nat?ag on 29 Nov 2005 18:12 Thanks all for answering. I will have to keep that Ai Booster, since I just cannot get rid of it. Windows will always ask for it on rebooting. It is useless but seems to be harmful. "name" <vze4j6mv(a)verizon.net> a ?crit dans le message de news: av2jf.84$2O1.69(a)trndny09... >I had the same problem even after installing AI Booster. I finally went to >device mgr/system devices and disabled, I forget, it either said "other" or >"unknown device". AFAIK you don't have to install this and does not affect >your system. > > john > "Paul" <nospam(a)needed.com> wrote in message > news:nospam-2911051300240001(a)192.168.1.178... >> In article <7kYif.1185$a95.1150127(a)wagner.videotron.net>, "Nat?ag" >> <gaetanfo(a)videotron.ca> wrote: >> >>> After installing Windows, it it requests the above utility. >>> repeatedly, even if I check the "Do not ask me again" >>> button. I could not find the *.sys file on my AN8-E >>> CD. After searching the Web, I found that it was >>> safe - and I eventually found and installed the file. >>> >>> What purpose does it serve? Whether I disable it >>> Device Manager or not, does not seem to make any >>> difference ? >>> >>> TIA. >> >> That is the pseudo-interface for the AI Booster program. >> The driver gives the AI Booster access to the clockgen and >> the like. Try installing AI Booster and see if the pesky >> requests go away. You don't have to use AI Booster after >> that - just ignore it. >> >> The ATK stands for AsusTek. No idea what the 0110 means. >> >> Paul > >
From: name on 29 Nov 2005 19:19
Disable the device in Device Mgr, that wil end the problem. john "Nat?ag" <gaetanfo(a)videotron.ca> wrote in message news:Q86jf.78426$5Q3.1195284(a)weber.videotron.net... > Thanks all for answering. > > I will have to keep that Ai Booster, since I just cannot get rid of it. > Windows will always ask for it on rebooting. > It is useless but seems to be harmful. > "name" <vze4j6mv(a)verizon.net> a ?crit dans le message de news: > av2jf.84$2O1.69(a)trndny09... >>I had the same problem even after installing AI Booster. I finally went >>to device mgr/system devices and disabled, I forget, it either said >>"other" or "unknown device". AFAIK you don't have to install this and >>does not affect your system. >> >> john >> "Paul" <nospam(a)needed.com> wrote in message >> news:nospam-2911051300240001(a)192.168.1.178... >>> In article <7kYif.1185$a95.1150127(a)wagner.videotron.net>, "Nat?ag" >>> <gaetanfo(a)videotron.ca> wrote: >>> >>>> After installing Windows, it it requests the above utility. >>>> repeatedly, even if I check the "Do not ask me again" >>>> button. I could not find the *.sys file on my AN8-E >>>> CD. After searching the Web, I found that it was >>>> safe - and I eventually found and installed the file. >>>> >>>> What purpose does it serve? Whether I disable it >>>> Device Manager or not, does not seem to make any >>>> difference ? >>>> >>>> TIA. >>> >>> That is the pseudo-interface for the AI Booster program. >>> The driver gives the AI Booster access to the clockgen and >>> the like. Try installing AI Booster and see if the pesky >>> requests go away. You don't have to use AI Booster after >>> that - just ignore it. >>> >>> The ATK stands for AsusTek. No idea what the 0110 means. >>> >>> Paul >> >> > > |