IRQ holder error on ACPI slot
Hi All!
Recently i came up with a strange problem on my computer. I got a strange message for installing drivers for a new hardware attached. But the fact is that i have not attached any of the hardware to my computer. & in the end when it didn't find the drivers it stuck up with ACPI IRQ holder error, but don't know what does it refer to..?
In device manger I didn't have anything that doesn't have a driver or not identified.
Can Anyone help Please...!
Re: IRQ holder error on ACPI slot
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Re: IRQ holder error on ACPI slot
You can go to the event log & can solve by disabling the event.
Re: IRQ holder error on ACPI slot
I had the same thing happen to me about 1/2 hour ago. I haven't installed any new hardware/software. And there are no conflicts in System Information. Additionally, everything seems to be working OK. Maybe an update conflict? Though I haven't seen any updates to anything yet today.
Re: IRQ holder error on ACPI slot
solved the problem on the forum of Vistaheads.com:
1. Disable Windows Update
a. Click on start
b. Click on all programs
c. Click on accessories
d. Click on Run
e. Type services.msc and press ok
f. Right click on "Windows Update"
g. Click on stop (Windows Update is now disabled)
2. Rename Software Distribution folder
a. Navigate to: C:/Windows/
b. Find the folder named: “SoftwareDistribution”
c. Rename that folder to something like “SoftwareDistribution.old”
d. Create a new folder called “SoftwareDistribution”
3. Enable Windows Update
a. Click on start
b. Click on all programs
c. Click on accessories
d. Click on Run
e. Type services.msc and press ok
f. Right click on windows update
g. Click on start
If you are unable to find Software Distribution Folder, follow these
steps before #2 above.
1. From the explorer window press the Alt key to view the file menu.
2. Click Tools
3. Select Folder Options
4. Select the View tab
5. Select “Show hidden files and folders”
6. Remove the selection from “Hide protected operating system files”
7. Click OK
Restart your PC and you should be good to go!