This error typically indicates a problem with the system's I/O subsystem or a missing dependency in ASIO3.3.3.sys.
This error typically indicates a problem with the system's I/O subsystem or a missing dependency in ASIO3.3.3.sys.
When I power on my PC, the AsIO3.sys warning appears with the message "Can't open AsIO3.sys !!! Failed error code 433: A device which does not exist." I tried restarting but it came back up again. I need help fixing this issue, understanding why it happens, and also know what caused the blue screen. — Nalina Artigala, September 16, 2021
The same issue appears every time I power on the PC, showing identical messages. What could be causing this?
It looks like the RGB values are malfunctioning: https://github.com/ChromaControl/ChromaC.../issues/19
The same alert was appearing today, but removing the Armoury crate resolved the issue.
Repeated mistakes continue since yesterday, with more issues appearing after each start. The AI Suite 3 is no longer working...
It's good to know you're not alone with this problem. I'm using several apps connected to my Asus Prime X470 motherboard: Armoury Crate 4.1.6.0, Armoury Crate Lite Service, Asus Framework Service, the actual motherboard software, Aura Creator, an Aura lighting effect add-on, Aura lighting effect add-on x64, and the AURA service. I don't remember updating them recently—probably because auto-update is enabled. I plan to remove them and restart. It bothers me that the popup keeps appearing without disappearing. I hope they release a fix soon.
Details: Running Windows 11 Pro Insider Preview (OS build 22454.1000). CPU: Ryzen 7 2700X. RAM: G.Skill Trident Z (2x8GB, 3000MHz). Keyboard/mouse: Razer Ornata Chroma & Razer Naga Hex. Synapse 3.0 is installed. The Github post mentioned it could cause sync issues, which matches what I experienced.
EDIT: Removing Armoury Crate resolved the issue. I closed the popup and it stopped working without needing a reboot or uninstalling AURA or Asus tools.