Application popup код 56 как исправить

Event ID 56 is logged in Windows Server

This article provides help to fix Event ID 56 that’s logged in Windows Server.

Applies to: В Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2
Original KB number: В 2685788

Symptoms

Scenario 1

Two or more non-volatile memory expresses (NVMe) devices of the same make / model are attached to a Windows Server 2016 or Windows Server 2019-based computer.

Scenario 2

Multiple paths are available to a disk in Windows Server. In these scenarios, you receive event ID 56 in the System log.

Log Name: System
Source: Application Popup
Event ID: 56
Level: Error
Description: Driver SCSI returned invalid ID for a child device (000000).

Cause

The issue occurs because the Plug and Play (PnP) manager auto-generates unique instance IDs when duplicates are found.

Resolution

This event ID can safely be ignored, and no user action is required.

In Windows Server 2012 R2, and Windows Server 2016, you might see the event displayed but without the correct Description field, as shown below. However, the driver name and the child device name are correct and can be used to identify the driver involved and the name of the child device.

The description for Event ID 56 from source Application Popup cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer. If the event originated on another computer, the display information had to be saved with the event. The following information was included with the event:

The message resource is present but the message is not found in the string/message table.

Источник

The Event ID 56 error is quite a common error that, unfortunately, keeps coming back. Luckily, several fixes will save your PC from a total shutdown. Since the users are encountering this error due to different reasons, we have mentioned ten easy fixes that you can try one by one.

What is Event ID 56?

This error is often accompanied by the entire computer shutting down or a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD). When you get the error, you will get a notification highlighting the log name, source, event ID, level, and description.

The description will tell you that a driver has returned an invalid ID for a particular child’s device. Both the driver’s and the child’s device will be mentioned. For instance, the description will tell you that the ACPI 5 driver is faulty. The report may appear differently in some versions of Windows, but the driver and child device mentioned will be the same.

Unfortunately, this error has many causes, which cannot be pinpointed from the error message alone. The error has been reported on Windows 10 Home, Pro, Server, and Windows 11, among others.

1. Update BIOS

Your first instinct should be to update the BIOS. An outdated BIOS can cause many system errors, including this error.

1. Identify the model number of your board. This can usually be found physically on the motherboard itself. For instance, your motherboard’s make and model may be Z170A Gaming Pro. Also, note down any revision numbers.
2. Identify the current BIOS version by pressing the Windows Key + R buttons. This will open the Run prompt. In this, type‘msinfo32.’
3. A System Information window will open. Select the System Summary option on the menu on the left and look under BIOS Version/Date. Note down the BIOS version and date.
4. Enter the BIOS by pressing the key mentioned on the screen during startup. Then, enter Advanced Mode. Also, plug in your USB to a working USB port. BIOS Settings
5. Here, you will find a utility such as ‘EZ Flash’, ‘Q Flash’, or another flash utility. It depends on the manufacturer of your motherboard. Click on it.
6. Select the USB drive on which you stored your BIOS file from the pop-up screen.
7. On the next screen, you’ll see the downloaded BIOS file. Double-click on the file. Select BIOS from the USB
8. On the pop-up prompt, click on Yes and then Yes again.
9. The BIOS will go through the update process and, upon updating, press Ok on the prompt.
10. Now, your computer will restart. Enter BIOS one more time and restart the computer.

2. Update Graphic And Video Drivers

This is a possible fix that has worked for many people. Updating the graphic and video drivers may help resolve the issue.

1. Search for ‘Device Manager’ in the search bar present on the taskbar. Then click on Device Manager.
2. You will see a list of different categories. Click on the arrow next to “Display adapters” to view the graphics and video cards. Update Drivers to Fix Event ID 56
3. Double-click on one of them and go to the Driver tab.
4. Here, click on the Update Driver button. Click on Update Driver, then OK.
5. Select ‘Search automatically for drivers’ (preferable). Or, if you have driver files installed, click on ‘Browse my computer for drivers.’
6. Wait for the computer to search for driver updates and install them if there are any.
7. Do the same for every graphics and video card (preferably).

If you prefer updating drivers through third-party applications, check out The 5 Best Driver Updater Software for Windows In 2022, which are safe to use.

3. Disable C-States And Enable Power Loading

If the above two fixes didn’t work, then this one might. You’ll need to disable C-states and enable Power Loading.

1. Go to the System Utilities screen by searching for it in the Start menu and select System Configuration.
2. Go to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and select Power and Performance Options. C-State
3. Next, go to the C-State Efficiency Mode option and select Disable.
4. Save and move on to the next step.
5. Restart your PC and enter the BIOS by pressing the key shown on the start-up screen.
6. Go to the Power section and enable the Power Loading option.

4. Upgrade To Newer Hardware

Sometimes, backward incompatibility between your board and hardware devices may be the issue. This issue has been noted in the Startech USB 3.0 PEXUSB3S44V expansion card. But it may also be present in other hardware as well.

Upgrading to a newer version of the hardware may help resolve the issue. The problem may occur when the hardware’s driver and firmware are outdated. It may also happen when you install hardware from older PCs.

5. Manually Update ME Firmware

Another fix that may resolve the error is manually updating the ME firmware.

1. Download the latest version of Intel ME from the manufacturer of your motherboard’s website. Download the Latest Suitable Driver
2. Save the ME zip file in the OS folder.
3. Unzip the file and double-click on the MEUpdateTool.exe application. This will initiate the ME update.
4. It’s recommended to close any running apps in the background before proceeding to update. Then, click on Yes on the ME update tool prompt.
5. Once the update has finished installing, click on the OK button. This will restart your PC.
6. On the startup screen, press the key mentioned on the screen to enter BIOS.
7. Under Advanced Mode in the Main Menu, check for the ME FW Version and verify it’s the latest one.

6. Disable Unused Audio Devices

Another fix for the error is disabling unused audio devices. This fix will most likely work when you receive a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) with other errors.

1. Search for device manager in your Taskbar’s search box and click on Device Manager.
2. Click on the arrow next to Audio inputs and outputs. Go to Properties of Audio inputs and outputs.
3. Double-click on the audio devices (speakers or microphones) that you’re not using.
4. Go over to the Driver tab and click on Disable Device. Click ‘Yes’ on the prompt. Disable the Unused Audio Device
5. The audio device has now been disabled.

7: Format Windows

Although this solution hasn’t worked for many people, it’s still worth a shot before going on to the next fixes. You’ll need to do a fresh reinstall of whatever version of Windows you’re running. Here’s the easiest way to reinstall Windows 10:

1. First, ensure you have backed up all of your data to an external drive or the cloud.
2. Go to the Start menu and click on Settings.
3. Then, go to the Update & Security section and select Recovery.
4. Find the ‘Reset this PC’ section and click “Get started.”Click Get Started
5. Click on ‘Remove Everything’ to make sure that all data wipe out. Again, ensure you have your data backed up.
6. Follow the steps to reinstall Windows 10.

Sometimes Microsoft Windows gives an error while formatting Windows. If you happen to come across that, then use Fix: Windows was Unable to Complete the Formatting to complete the task.

8. Get A New PSU

Finally, if all else fails, you can try to replace some key components, such as the PSU. The PSU is the Power Supply Unit and is sometimes the core cause of this error. It would help if you got it replaced with a new one. Or better yet, buy one from a different brand, so you don’t run into the issue again.

Your first step should be to identify what’s causing the problem. It could be your motherboard, PSU, or chipset. If you cannot tell through experimentation, you might need to send it to a computer repair store.

9. Replace The Motherboard

In some cases, the motherboard is faulty and needs to be replaced. It’s unlikely, but some inherent issues with specific motherboard models may cause the error. In particular, the Z170 board has been reported to have the Event ID 56 issue. However, other motherboards from the Z series and other manufacturers are also experiencing this error.

Go to a repair shop or manually try to find out if the motherboard is the issue. Then, replace it with a different make and model.

10. Replace The CPU

Sometimes, the CPU can also be a problem. Some users have found that their Intel Core i5 6600k was faulty and had to be replaced. Although CPU defects are rare, they are not impossible. Replacing the CPU with a new one or one from a different brand should be your last resort. And you should bring your computer into a repair shop to determine what’s causing the problem.

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05 Feb 2022 в 20:28

05 Feb 2022 в 20:28 #1

Много текста, уж

Собственно обнаружил в событиях

Не удается найти описание для идентификатора события 56 из источника Application Popup. Вызывающий данное событие компонент не установлен на этом локальном компьютере или поврежден. Установите или восстановите компонент на локальном компьютере.

Если событие возникло на другом компьютере, возможно, потребуется сохранить отображаемые сведения вместе с событием.

К событию были добавлены следующие сведения:

Беглый осмотр гугла начал пугать, у людей с ней бсоды. меня пока пронесло.
Еще осмотр показал что трабл чаще всего на платах «Gigabyte» это сдвиг, но мне мало что дает.
Температуры в игрульках в норме, вылетов / зависаний падений фпс нет. нареканий к быстродействию пк пока что тоже.
Фирменная утилитка проверки ссд показала 95 процентов хп, 0 ошибок.
Сканирование системы восстановило только гадский game bar xbox мной же выпиленный.
Драйвера на карту, проц и т.д скачаны только сегодня (ос переустанавливал)

бп чифтек которому нет и полгода. маме буквально месяц — H410M H V3 (на что хватило) оп одна плашка на 8 hyperX fury
ЦП i3 12100 новый. вк 750 ti

Судя по времени, событие идет потоком при играх. но вылезает и в простое, раз в 10-15 минут.

Куда рыть по пути наименьшего сопротивления? боюсь на обычных ошибках история может не закончиться

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I don’t know «multiple paths are available to a disk» description of Symptoms, is means what?

And I don’t understand the description of Cause.

Question1 about Cause description: The Storport driver will be create unique instance IDs for disks, whether this disk is SCSI device or not? Because I installed two PLX bridges, then I check PLX bridges downstream disk in Device Manager, the disk «Device instance path» will be show below image:

Question2 about Cause description:

I don’t know «disks exposed by multiple paths.» description of Cause, the multiple paths is means what?

Источник

The Event ID 56 error is quite a common error that, unfortunately, keeps coming back. Luckily, several fixes will save your PC from a total shutdown. Since the users are encountering this error due to different reasons, we have mentioned ten easy fixes that you can try one by one.

What is Event ID 56?

This error is often accompanied by the entire computer shutting down or a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD). When you get the error, you will get a notification highlighting the log name, source, event ID, level, and description.

The description will tell you that a driver has returned an invalid ID for a particular child’s device. Both the driver’s and the child’s device will be mentioned. For instance, the description will tell you that the ACPI 5 driver is faulty. The report may appear differently in some versions of Windows, but the driver and child device mentioned will be the same.

Unfortunately, this error has many causes, which cannot be pinpointed from the error message alone. The error has been reported on Windows 10 Home, Pro, Server, and Windows 11, among others.

1. Update BIOS

Your first instinct should be to update the BIOS. An outdated BIOS can cause many system errors, including this error.

1. Identify the model number of your board. This can usually be found physically on the motherboard itself. For instance, your motherboard’s make and model may be Z170A Gaming Pro. Also, note down any revision numbers.
2. Identify the current BIOS version by pressing the Windows Key + R buttons. This will open the Run prompt. In this, type ‘msinfo32.’
3. A System Information window will open. Select the System Summary option on the menu on the left and look under BIOS Version/Date. Note down the BIOS version and date.
4. Enter the BIOS by pressing the key mentioned on the screen during startup. Then, enter Advanced Mode. Also, plug in your USB to a working USB port.
5. Here, you will find a utility such as ‘EZ Flash’, ‘Q Flash’, or another flash utility. It depends on the manufacturer of your motherboard. Click on it.
6. Select the USB drive on which you stored your BIOS file from the pop-up screen.
7. On the next screen, you’ll see the downloaded BIOS file. Double-click on the file.
8. On the pop-up prompt, click on Yes and then Yes again.
9. The BIOS will go through the update process and, upon updating, press Ok on the prompt.
10. Now, your computer will restart. Enter BIOS one more time and restart the computer.

For HP and Lenovo users, we recommend following How to Update BIOS on A HP Desktop/Laptop and How to Update BIOS On Lenovo.  

2. Update Graphic And Video Drivers

This is a possible fix that has worked for many people. Updating the graphic and video drivers may help resolve the issue.

1. Search for ‘Device Manager’ in the search bar present on the taskbar. Then click on Device Manager.
2. You will see a list of different categories. Click on the arrow next to “Display adapters” to view the graphics and video cards.
3. Double-click on one of them and go to the Driver tab.
4. Here, click on the Update Driver button.
5. Select ‘Search automatically for drivers’ (preferable). Or, if you have driver files installed, click on ‘Browse my computer for drivers.’
6. Wait for the computer to search for driver updates and install them if there are any.
7. Do the same for every graphics and video card (preferably).

If you prefer updating drivers through third-party applications, check out The 5 Best Driver Updater Software for Windows In 2022, which are safe to use.

3. Disable C-States And Enable Power Loading

If the above two fixes didn’t work, then this one might. You’ll need to disable C-states and enable Power Loading. 

1. Go to the System Utilities screen by searching for it in the Start menu and select System Configuration.
2. Go to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and select Power and Performance Options.
3. Next, go to the C-State Efficiency Mode option and select Disable.
4. Save and move on to the next step.
5. Restart your PC and enter the BIOS by pressing the key shown on the start-up screen.
6. Go to the Power section and enable the Power Loading option.

4. Upgrade To Newer Hardware

Sometimes, backward incompatibility between your board and hardware devices may be the issue. This issue has been noted in the Startech USB 3.0 PEXUSB3S44V expansion card. But it may also be present in other hardware as well.

Upgrading to a newer version of the hardware may help resolve the issue. The problem may occur when the hardware’s driver and firmware are outdated. It may also happen when you install hardware from older PCs.

5. Manually Update ME Firmware

Another fix that may resolve the error is manually updating the ME firmware.

1. Download the latest version of Intel ME from the manufacturer of your motherboard’s website.
2. Save the ME zip file in the OS folder.
3. Unzip the file and double-click on the MEUpdateTool.exe application. This will initiate the ME update.
4. It’s recommended to close any running apps in the background before proceeding to update. Then, click on Yes on the ME update tool prompt.
5. Once the update has finished installing, click on the OK button. This will restart your PC. 
6. On the startup screen, press the key mentioned on the screen to enter BIOS.
7. Under Advanced Mode in the Main Menu, check for the ME FW Version and verify it’s the latest one.

6. Disable Unused Audio Devices

Another fix for the error is disabling unused audio devices. This fix will most likely work when you receive a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) with other errors.

1. Search for device manager in your Taskbar’s search box and click on Device Manager.
2. Click on the arrow next to Audio inputs and outputs.
3. Double-click on the audio devices (speakers or microphones) that you’re not using.
4. Go over to the Driver tab and click on Disable Device. Click ‘Yes’ on the prompt.
5. The audio device has now been disabled.

7: Format Windows

Although this solution hasn’t worked for many people, it’s still worth a shot before going on to the next fixes. You’ll need to do a fresh reinstall of whatever version of Windows you’re running. Here’s the easiest way to reinstall Windows 10:

1. First, ensure you have backed up all of your data to an external drive or the cloud.
2. Go to the Start menu and click on Settings.
3. Then, go to the Update & Security section and select Recovery.
4. Find the ‘Reset this PC’ section and click “Get started.”Click Get Started
5. Click on ‘Remove Everything’ to make sure that all data wipe out. Again, ensure you have your data backed up.
6. Follow the steps to reinstall Windows 10.

Sometimes Microsoft Windows gives an error while formatting Windows. If you happen to come across that, then use Fix: Windows was Unable to Complete the Formatting to complete the task.

8. Get A New PSU

Finally, if all else fails, you can try to replace some key components, such as the PSU. The PSU is the Power Supply Unit and is sometimes the core cause of this error. It would help if you got it replaced with a new one. Or better yet, buy one from a different brand, so you don’t run into the issue again.

Your first step should be to identify what’s causing the problem. It could be your motherboard, PSU, or chipset. If you cannot tell through experimentation, you might need to send it to a computer repair store.

9. Replace The Motherboard

In some cases, the motherboard is faulty and needs to be replaced. It’s unlikely, but some inherent issues with specific motherboard models may cause the error. In particular, the Z170 board has been reported to have the Event ID 56 issue. However, other motherboards from the Z series and other manufacturers are also experiencing this error.

Go to a repair shop or manually try to find out if the motherboard is the issue. Then, replace it with a different make and model.

10. Replace The CPU

Sometimes, the CPU can also be a problem. Some users have found that their Intel Core i5 6600k was faulty and had to be replaced. Although CPU defects are rare, they are not impossible. Replacing the CPU with a new one or one from a different brand should be your last resort. And you should bring your computer into a repair shop to determine what’s causing the problem.

Question

Issue: How to fix Event ID 56, Application Popup error in Windows?

Hello. I need help with the error on Windows 11 now. Event ID 56 bothers me. It shows up after every reboot and I have no idea where it comes from and how to deal with it properly. Can you help me learn about it is possibly solve the reason behind the problem?

Solved Answer

Event ID 56, Application Popup error in Windows is a common issue that keeps occurring. People complain about this and some of the reports online even state that their PC shutdowns and the issue remains unsolved and unexplained. users encounter the error for a few different reasons, however, and there are particular fixes for this.

This is the error that can often be accompanied by the computer reboot and shutdown and the Blue Screen of Death error^[1] that appears on the screen when the operating system tries to avoid corruption of the machine. These errors can often come with the error code that notifies about the log name or the level of the issue, indicating the driver that has been a trigger for the error.

Event ID 56, Application Popup error in Windows can show up when the river for the particular device is corrupted or is faulty. This application error can be related to BIOS and Firmware updates, river updates or formatting other parts of the Windows operating system.

Users^[2] have encountered these messages for years now. So these fixes are closely related to the problem that triggers it. Even though these errors appear on Windows 10 and Windows 11 even, upgrades of the OS and bugs there^[3] do not trigger in this issue.

It is possible to troubleshoot what issues caused the appearance of this Event ID 56, Application Popup error in Windows. Also, there are ways to quickly improve the performance, so this issue could be fixed easily. Applications like ReimageMac Washing Machine X9 can be launched to clear infection leftovers and treat problems related to corrupted or missing system files. other options are listed below and might take more time, but should help solve this issue and avoid permanent damage.

1. Run system file checker

2. Update BIOS

• Press the Windows Key + R buttons. This will open the Run prompt.
• In this, type msinfo32.
• A System Information window will open. Select the System Summary option on the menu on the left and look under BIOS Version/Date.
• Note down the BIOS version and date.
• Enter the BIOS by pressing the key mentioned on the screen during startup.
• Enter Advanced Mode.
• Plug in your USB to a working USB port.
• Here, you will find a utility such as EZ Flash, Q Flash, or another flash utility. It depends on the manufacturer of your motherboard. Click on it.
• Select the USB drive on which you stored your BIOS file from the pop-up screen.
• On the next screen, you’ll see the downloaded BIOS file.
• Double-click on the file.
• On the pop-up prompt, click on Yes and then Yes again.
• The BIOS will go through the update process and, upon updating, press Ok on the prompt.
• Enter BIOS one more time and restart the computer.

3. Update graphics or video drivers

4. Manually update ME firmware

• Download the latest version of Intel ME from the manufacturer of your motherboard’s website.
• Save the ME zip file in the OS folder.
• Unzip the file and double-click on the MEUpdateTool.exe application.
• Then, click on Yes on the ME update tool prompt.
• Once the update has finished installing, click on the OK button.
• On the startup screen, press the key mentioned on the screen to enter BIOS.
• Under Advanced Mode in the Main Menu
• Check for the ME FW Version and verify it’s the latest one.

5. Format Windows

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When the Event ID 56 ACPI 5 error pops up on your screen, your PC may shut down suddenly or show a Blue Screen of Death. Luckily, you can get a full guide here. This post from MiniTool Partition Wizard provides some useful solutions to help you fix this error successfully.

What Is Event ID 56?

Event ID 56 is a common Application Popup error that happens on Windows computers. It is always accompanied by a computer restart, shutdown, and the Blue Screen of Death error.

When you get the error, you will get a notification highlighting the log name, source, event ID, level, and description. The error message is like this:

This Application Popup error often shows when the component isn’t installed on your PC or its installation is corrupt. If the BIOS, firmware, hardware, and driver are outdated on your PC, you may also encounter this error.

Solution 1. Run or Roll back Windows Update

The first solution you can try is to check if Windows is up-to-date. If your Windows is outdated, you can go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update and then click the Check for update button to update it. 

If the Event ID 56 ACPI 5 error occurred after installing Windows Updates, you can try uninstalling the update to fix the error. Here’s the way:

1. Press the Windows and R keys to open the Run window.
2. Type «cpl» in the box and press the Enter key.
3. Then click the View installed updates link on the top left of this window.
4. Next, right-click the recently installed update and select Uninstall. If a prompt window pops up, select Uninstall to confirm the operation.
5. Once done, check if the error is fixed.

Solution 2. Update Graphic and Video Drivers

Outdated device drivers can cause the “ACPI 5, Application Popup” error. So, you can try updating your graphic and video drivers to solve this error.

To update the device drivers, you can just open the Device Manager window and expand the Display adapters category to view the graphics and video cards. Next, you need to right-click on that driver and then select the Update Driver option. After that, select the Search automatically for drivers option and follow the on-screen instructions to update it.

Solution 3. Run SFC and DISM

Some people report that running the System File Checker (SFC) and Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) can also work for this “ACPI 5, Application Popup” error. Here’s the way:

Step 1. Click the Search icon from the taskbar and type «command prompt» in the search box.

Step 2. Click Run as administrator from the right side of this window.

Step 3. Type «sfc /scannow» and press the Enter key.

Step 4. Once done, restart your computer and check if the error is fixed. If not, type these commands and press Enter after each command:

• DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Scanhealth
• DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Checkhealth
• DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth

Step 5. Once done, restart your PC and check if the error is fixed.

Solution 4. Disable Unused Audio Devices

Disabling unused audio devices may also work for the Event ID 56 ACPI 5 error. You can also have a try. You need to open the Device Manager and double-click on the audio devices that you’re not using. Next, go to the Driver tab and click Disable Device button. Click Yes on the prompted window. Once done, you can disable it successfully.

Solution 5. Run a Clean Boot

You can also try a clean boot to see if something else is causing the crashes. Here’s the guide: 

1. Enter «msconfig» into the search box and select the first result to open the System Configuration window.
2. Under the General tab, select the Selective startup Next, uncheck the Load startup items option and keep the “Load system services” option checked.
3. Go to the Services tab, and check the Hide all Microsoft services Next, click on the Disable all button and then click on the Apply button.
4. Go to the Startup tab and click on the Open Task Manager window.
5. Right-click the applications you suspect and select Disable option from the menu. Exit Task Manager.
6. Under the Startup tab, click on the OK button.
7. Restart your computer and then your computer is in a clean boot environment.
8. Next, go to see if the problem occurs. If not, turn suspicious services or apps back on, reboot again, and see if you get the error again.
9. Once you find the source of the error, stop using them or remove

Solution 6. Update BIOS

Outdated BIOS can cause many system errors, including this “ACPI 5, Application Popup” error. To see if your BIOS is outdated, you can read this post: Should I Update My BIOS: Reasons & How To Check. If your BIOS is outdated, you can try updating it to fix this error.

However, updating your BIOS has an extremely high risk of bricking your system. You need to make a backup of your system to prevent your PC from crashing and being unable to read the data on it.

To back up your system, I recommend you use MiniTool Partition Wizard. It’s a professional partition management tool that can be used for copying partitions/disks, formatting disks/partitions, recovering data, converting MBR to GPT, and so on.

Step 1. Download and install MiniTool Partition Wizard on your PC.

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Step 2. Connect the external storage device to your computer and then launch this app.

Step 3. Select Copy Disk Wizard from the left sidebar.

Step 4. Select the disk that you would like to copy and then click Next.

Step 5. Next, select the target disk that you want to copy to and click the Next button. Click Yes to continue.

Step 6. Select copy options based on your needs and click Next. Click the Finish button on the next page.

Step 7. Click Apply and Yes to execute your changes.

Solution 7. Manually Update ME Firmware

Some people report that manually updating the MT firmware works out the issue. To give it a shot, do the following:

1. Download the latest version of Intel ME from your motherboard manufacturer’s website.
2. Save the ME zip file in the OS folder.
3. Unzip this file and double-click on the MEUpdateTool.exe application to initiate the ME update.
4. Close all the background programs and click Yes on the ME update tool prompt.
5. Once done, click the OK button. Then your computer will restart automatically.
6. On the startup screen, press the key mentioned on the screen to enter BIOS.
7. Under Advanced Mode in the Main Menu, check for the ME FW Version and verify it’s the latest one.

Solution 8. Restore System to a Point Before the Problem Started

If have a System Restore Point earlier, you can restore your system to get your device working again. You can type “create a restore point” in the search box and press the Enter key. Next, go to the System Protection tab and click the System Restore button. After that, follow the on-screen instructions to restore your computer.

You can also try using installation media to help you fix the «ACPI 5, Application Popup» error. Some people report that this method helps them fix the error successfully. If you decide to have a try, you can follow these steps:

1. Download Windows 10 ISO.
2. Create a Bootable USB or DVD drive.
3. Boot from the media and choose “Repair your computer.”
4. Under Advanced troubleshooting, select Advanced Options > Troubleshoot.
5. Next, click on the Startup Repair option and follow the instructions on the screen to finish the process.

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