Event ID 56 Error

[Ronnie55]

Windows 10/ 64 and Windows 11/64 same error

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: ACPI2Sometimes the system will reboot on its own

Giga Z590 UD AC

 

[Guest]

That error is basically from incorrect power settings in the bios. It shouldn't really effect much, it's just an indicator. 

 

So perhaps you could set system defaults and reapply the boost settings.

Increase LLC at the current state.

Default the system and check ACPI updates.

Along with that, could check for bios updates.

[Ronnie55]

I checked for updates through the device mgr but none found

I took a pic of the power settings in bios

 

 

[Guest]

34 minutes ago, Ronnie55 said:

I checked for updates through the device mgr but none found

I took a pic of the power settings in bios

 

 

Have you tried updating the bios? 

 

https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/Z590-UD-AC-rev-1x/support#support-dl

[Ronnie55]

Yeah I have the latest

[Patrick1990]

*Following*
 

Getting the same error in the event viewer 

(Gigabyte B660M DS3H DDR4 motherboard).

My system doesn’t reboot tho. If I read my log correctly, this error is during booting…

And since I have this system..

 

Still looking forward a reason why this occurs.

 

Replacing the RAM, didn’t work

Updated the BIOS, no solution.

So I don’t know where to look.

Everything is new in my system.

 

 

[Ronnie55]

I ask Gigabyte support and got this answer back

"Other than this event error, what issues are you experiencing with the system?
It may just be software related as we do not know what type of applications you have installed onto your system."

Mine hasn't rebooted in a while so I'm just going to ignore it....Mine is new MB,Ram, CPU also

[Patrick1990]

12 hours ago, Ronnie55 said:

I ask Gigabyte support and got this answer back

"Other than this event error, what issues are you experiencing with the system?
It may just be software related as we do not know what type of applications you have installed onto your system."

Mine hasn't rebooted in a while so I'm just going to ignore it....Mine is new MB,Ram, CPU also

Seems reasonable.
Thanks for the feedback!

[Patrick1990]

I also asked Gigabyte support and this was there answer:

 

Dear customer,

Thank you for emailing GIGABYTE.
We would like to help you with your technical inquiry.

Is there some more detail and concrete information about it for study?

Besiders which RAM and power supply is used?

is the RAM in the supports list of this MB?

https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B660M-DS3H-DDR4-rev-10/support#support-memsup

 

Does the power supply  match the ATX 12 V specificatins V. 2.4?

 

Regards

GIGABYTE Team

 

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TBC

[Patrick1990]

Well, they have no idea what the cause of this is..

Ignoring it, seems the way to go

[Ronnie55]

10 hours ago, Patrick1990 said:

Well, they have no idea what the cause of this is..

Ignoring it, seems the way to go

Yeah I guess so, I always thought yellow flags in Event Viewer logs were okay but red ones was not..And I agree with you I don't think Gigabyte knows or maybe cares what the issue is. BTW does your PSU have 8pin+4pin CPU connectors?  Mine only has the 8pin,,,dunno that may be a issue?