Windows 10: My Asus G20CB keeps restarting, event viewer shows Event ID 56, ACPI 5. I fixed this some...

Hi. I had this problem some time ago, I forgot what i searched for but I found a solution that had me disable something in the bios. If I recall correctly, the problem was with my intel graphics or something, and the solution had me disable something in the bios that disabled the intel graphics So I would plug something into the motherboard HDMI and the screen wouldnt receive a signal at all.Long story, but I had to reinstall my graphics drivers/reset my bios to default and I forgot what the solution was.I've tried "unrelated" things like reinstalling NVidia graphics with DDU clean install,

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Help to get Event ID 15 - ACPI to stop logging in Event Viewer

Not sure if this is the right section, if not please move to the correct one.

Under the details tab in Event Viewer when a logged event has a GUID that shows up in the registry under HKEYLM > System > CurrentControlSet>Control>WM>Autologger>EventLog-XX I know how to disable the event from logging, but Event ID 15 - ACPI does not have a GUID.

Does any one know how I can get this to stop logging? From what I have seen on the web only a fix to the motherboard BIOS would fix it and I doubt that this is high on Asus' list of BIOS fixes for the R6E. Everything I have read on the web says that this is meaningless and in the General tab it basically says to ignore it so I would like to get this to stop logging in Event Viewer.

 

My Asus G20CB keeps restarting, event viewer shows Event ID 56, ACPI 5. I fixed this some time ago but cant remember how

Thank you for the response. Do try to check this other link.

https://ugetfix.com/ask/how-to-fix-event-id-56-...

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Event ID 56 ACPI 2 crash need help

Hi FeiGao05,

Welcome to Microsoft Community and thank you for sharing your concern with us today.

I understand that Event ID 56 ACPI 2 crash need help. I am glad to offer you help on this issue.

When you enter the BIOS in the Windows system, then you may find ACPI in the Advanced tab. If your computer cannot access BIOS, then you can go to the MiniTool website to find solutions. It is the abbreviation of Advanced Configuration and Power Interface.

And there is discussion in the two forum. You could refer to them to answer your question.

Event ID 56 Error Application Popup : ACPI 2 | GIGABYTE USA Forum

Error on startup event id 56 acpi 2 - Microsoft Community

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