That is most likely the same event, you may also see if you have a dump file of that date and time or upload them here.
I can't see anything unusual about the drivers list. The Asus AI Tweaker Software causes many people a lot of problems. I use parts of it, but others have had fits with it. It takes a special cleanup tool to completely remove it.
Soo, how should I progress with the uninstalling? Should I take up the CPU fan setups and set them at BIOS first, before removing the program, or do they save up?
Also, how about ASUS GPU Tweak?
You should be able to set fan speeds in BIOS. To completely remove AI Suite, see if you can download this and boot into safe mode and run the tool. AI Suite II uninstall cleaner
The cleaner didn't work for me. It threw me an error "can't open asIO.sys (2)!!"
I was able to remove the program from the control panel in the normal windows. In safe boot it threw me the same error too.
And once I got to test it in a game, I get these weird lagspikes mid-game. (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive)
Try holding down the Windows Key and pressing R, in the run box type msconfig, in the startup tab, take out anything to do with Asus. See if that works. Apparently everything wasn't removed, but the driver was. It sounds like the program is still trying to run, but can't find the driver. See if that helps and also uninstall it from Add/Remove Programs.
There were only 2 "ASUS"s in the startup.
ASUS AiChargerPlus Execute
ASUS WiFi GO! Genie Application
Both of them were ticked off already.
Try going to control panel (category view) select uninstall a program, find Asus AI Suite and select uninstall. When you do that you will get a box where you can uninstall everything or just certain components, by selecting each one, the same way it was when you installed them.
I did that before using the cleaner (because it asked me to), and I did tick all of them.
The AI Suite II uninstaller at the "uninstall program" view didn't work at the safe boot menu btw. I had to go back to the regular windows to uninstall the program properly. It threw me the same error (asIO.sys (2)!!) if I tried to remove it in the safeboot.
That file is the Asus PCProbe Utility, if that helps. Apparently that is still on your system somewhere. Things like this is why it causes so many problems with some peoples computers.
Another weird thing I found was that now my loading times in games have increased.
Got my odd lagspikes fixed, but now it takes about 2-3 minutes to load one track in trackmania 2.
Also, did a search for "asus",and nothing was found from my computer. Only a folder called as AsusInstAll, which seems to be the thing from the CD which installed everything automatically.
EDIT: There might have been something I didn't see. Let me try the search again.
EDIT#2: Ookay. There was only a USB 3.0 booster folder and ASUS OC Profiles and ASUS PowerControl Profiles in ProgramData folder, but nothing else...
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