What's wrong with this?

[Shroom Man 777]

[Zixinus]

Can you please give more info? Operating system, computer model? Does it go wrong when you open something or does it just pop up?

[Tribble]

Well, we know it's windows, and we know it's ASUS. I suspect Windows 8 or 10 giving the "WindowsApps" which is more modern sounding than other names. We know it's a 32-bit program, and that some hardware on the device is causing it to crash. Am I reasonably close?

[Ace Pace]

I'm going to give 3 easy answers.

1) This seems like ASUS bloatware. Unless you need the functionality it used to provide, just remove it.
2) It's whining because it can't find something. My guess is that it's installation is broken and/or you upgraded your OS and it broke then. So reinstall should fix.
3) Fuck this that's why.

[TheFeniX]

I love Asus, but they got some bloat and it's buggy. MyAsus is some of that bloat.

MyAsus in particular is pretty much a buggy "ASUS App" store and advertising program. Ditch it unless you want to see all those SWEET DEALS!

[JLTucker]

I love Asus, but they got some bloat and it's buggy. MyAsus is some of that bloat.

MyAsus in particular is pretty much a buggy "ASUS App" store and advertising program. Ditch it unless you want to see all those SWEET DEALS!

I bought an ASUS Zenbook and in less than a year the SSD died and the laptop hinge cracked severely. Apparently I opened and closed it too much, according to the person I spoke with at ASUS. WIll never buy from them again.

[TheFeniX]

That sucks.

My ASUS CG Series i7 Desktop had the PSU and HDD (though SWTOR might have contributed to that) die in the first year. But they scrimped on both because it was retail. Everything else has worked great. I've got a 3+ year old Q550L series i7 laptop that still looks and functions like new even though the 745M is getting older.

Their retail PCs/laptops can be hit or miss. But their parts have always been top quality (IMHO) for a decent price. I've been buying them almost exclusively for 15 years and rarely had problems. And when I did have to RMA one mainboard, the experience was painless.

[Shroom Man 777]

My previous ASUS did last for 6+ years. Uh sorry for the lack of specifics, yes it IS an ASUS on what seems to be the latest iteration of Windows?

[TheFeniX]

My previous ASUS did last for 6+ years. Uh sorry for the lack of specifics, yes it IS an ASUS on what seems to be the latest iteration of Windows?

Asus runs some pretty "fancy" and proprietary drivers and software for their systems. You may want to put your model number into asus.com and get the latest ones available for Windows 10. You might be able to find a W10 version of MyASUS if you just HAVE to have it. Otherwise, just uninstall it.

[Shroom Man 777]

Ah, the ASUS I am using now, I just got this year.