Hi,

It is listed as vulnerable

By whom?

 

Hi,

By whom?

By Windows 11 as you can see from the image. I did some more research and discovered this is a common issue with this driver.

 

The file appears to be associated with Asus PC Probe or AI Suite 3. Since these apps will be useless on your new motherboard, try finding and uninstalling them with Revo.

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Revo did not find the driver but thanks for the suggestion.

 

If you see that device in drive manager, click on it to see properties, then you should be able to select delete driver as opposed to update driver.
I am surprised though that you are getting that message since Windows normally only loads drivers for devices it finds. However it may still be in the "hal" file from your previous installation.

 

The best way to fix this is to do a clean install of Windows 11. You are likely to continue to run into problems caused by booting Windows that was installed for an Intel motherboard on an AMD motherboard.

If you want to just ignore the fact that your system is confused, you can just turn off the memory Integrity setting.

A driver can't load on this device - Microsoft Support

Find out the steps you can take if you receive a message telling you a driver can't load on your device.

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If you want to know what's going on with this commonly-seen issue, here's a long discussion.

24H2 Vulnerable Driver Blocklist detecting driver AsIO.sys in Windows after login

Edit: ALL FIXED Thank you EVERYONE for jumping in, I am really grateful. 🙏 Previously: 24H2 went well over all on my "System 1" unsupported PC BUT I am getting one alert every boot and I don't want to disable the Vulnerable Driver Blocklist Does anyone know how to exclude this driver...

www.elevenforum.com

Here's the resolution of this thread:

Deleted Windows.OLD
Removed all the AsIO.sys files found using "Everything"
used Revo to trace ASUS software and deleted everything ASUS related
Rebooted, system seems fine, no Vulnerable Driver Blocklist popup.

https://www.voidtools.com/en-au/

 

What version of Windows 11 do you have ? Home or Pro?
If Pro, you can turn off the Program Compatibility Assistant in the Group Policy Editor.

I keep getting a Program Compatability Assistant Box that pops up every time I try to re install my game player for freeride games.com is not compatible How do I fix - Microsoft Q&A

Ok, a couple of days ago I was playing my online games that I downloaded off of freeridegames.com. Then yesterday, I went to play them and I was unable to load them due to some problem with the Gplayer.exe file. So I went to the site and looked up the …

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If the above method doesn't remove, try Searching the C: drive for it. Also, Search the Windows Registry.

 

I have the Pro version but prefer to know what is secure and what is not. I removed the AsIO.sys file and all ASUS apps I could find. We'll see on the next reboot. Thanks for the info.

 

Since you no longer have an Asus motherboard, there is no need for the AsIO.sys driver, the device that it was written for is no longer on your system, so this is secure.
This is what the link says:

Disable Windows 7 Program Compatibility Assistant
Follow these steps and check.
a. Click on Start button and in the Start search box type gpedit.msc and press Enter.
b. In the left pane, click on to expand User Configuration, Administrative Templates, Windows Components, and Application Compatibility.
c. In the right pane, right click on Turn off Program Compatibility Assistant and click on Edit.
d. Now, select Enabled and click OK.
e. Close the Local Group Policy Editor window.
f. Now, try to reinstall the game player and check.