From: Dave on 30 Nov 2005 02:38 Had the same prob, downloaded ai booster, unzipped and updated driver in system manager. prob solved "name" <vze4j6mv(a)verizon.net> wrote in message news:Wd6jf.80$R02.35(a)trndny06... > 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 >>> >>> >> >> > > |