Hi, everyone. I hope someone here can help me, as I can't seem to solve this problem I'm having. Basically, I have two laptops here. There is my brother's Toshiba Equium L40-156, and a HP Compaq 6720s.

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I made an image of the hard drive in the Toshiba laptop, and restored that image to the HP laptop. I have spent the afternoon installing most of the necessary drivers so that the OS from the Toshiba laptop can run on the HP laptop. The error I am having, as stated in the title, is that the message 'Can't Open ACPI ATK0100 kernel Mode Driver' appears every time the system loads. I have tried researching this error, but I didn't have much luck.

As suggested on various sites around the web, I have tried a few versions of the driver for the display adapter ('Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family'), but none seem to resolve the error. Nothing in Device Manager has a triangle to indicate an error. Any insight into the situation would be greatly appreciated.

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An older version of this, and only found on Asus motherboards. That it got installed on the Toshiba says to me that it has an Asus motherboard in it. You're also not the only one to have the problem, only difference is this is on a Toshiba laptop, One thing you can try to fix the error, 1. One Device manager and locate ATK0100 ACPI UTILITY 2. Right click and select Uninstall and also select 'uninstall the driver software for this device' 3. Restart and check Device Manager again and it should be gone.

If the HP also has an Asus motherboard in it, it may very well still be there but only with the yellow triangle. If it does running Windows Update should get it detected and installed (has worked this way for me on any Asus board I have had). Start with having a looking in, C: Windows System32 drivers and see if ASACPI.sys is still there, if it is Windows likely re-installed it from the DriverStore folder, C: Windows System32 DriverStore FileRepository On mine the folder it is in is called, atk2000.infamd64neutrala91abe245a6c41c8 with yours being an older version it may have a slightly different name; should still have the atk, but the 2000 may be different (and the number/letter combo definitely will). If that is what happened then uninstall again through Device Manager then go to the FileRepository folder and manually delete the atk folder. Windows won't let you delete it without changing the permissions on the folder, so you can do it manually or use this (if you haven't added it already), to add it to the context menu. Only take ownership of the atk folder and not the whole FileRepository folder. Hopefully that should stop the error, but if it doesn't then it may take going into the registry an manually searching for and deleting any entries found for ATK0100.

Similar help and support threads Thread Forum I installed windows 7 and theirs no problem with it, but later I decided to downgrade my W7 to Wxp. When I install win xp when installation was in 'Windows starting to set up' but later on something came up which says 'ACPI Bios is not fully ACPI compliant'.

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What the heck is this? Could this be related. Drivers From power cycle or push-button reboot, I now fall into Windows Error Recovery screen, with options to - Launch Startup Repair (recommended) - Start Windows Normally The first one goes to BSOD declaring 'The BIOS in this system is not fully ACPI compliant.

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