#ASUS LIVE UPDATE SHOULD I REMOVE IT INSTALL#
#ASUS LIVE UPDATE SHOULD I REMOVE IT DRIVERS#

#ASUS LIVE UPDATE SHOULD I REMOVE IT DRIVERS#

My question is: how can I enforce that no other drivers except directly from Microsoft are installed, even if I plug in an ASUS mouse? I would like to see this mouse as HID Compliant mouse, without any ASUS-specific bloatware/security hole. I disabled the services, and set the mouse back to HID compliant mouse (and works fine), but I cannot disable the 'TUF Gaming M5 keyboard'.Īnyway, my system is considered compromised by this Chinese trash mouse and now I have to reinstall everything.

#ASUS LIVE UPDATE SHOULD I REMOVE IT INSTALL#

Why does Windows Update install a driver that phones back to ASUS and later can download arbitrary code on my machine? (Note that a driver is running at elevated privileges). Does anyone know what is this app What is it for Thanks in advance, IMT. A progress bar shows you how long it will take to remove LiveUpdate. Windows XP: Click the Remove or Change/Remove tab (to the right of the program). When you find the program LiveUpdate, click it, and then do one of the following: Windows Vista/7/8/10: Click Uninstall. Currently, there are no information about this app. Windows XP: Click Add or Remove Programs.

This app creates two entries: DevActSvc.exe and FWVariableWin32.dll. Now, knowing how careless ASUS is with regard to security, as it was hacked, and signing keys were compromised, this is literally a stab in the back. Hi, Few days ago Asus Live Update installed 'Asus Device Activation' on my asus laptop. created two services (Armoury Live Update and AsusROGLSLService Download ROGLSLoader) and set them to autostart.created two devices (TUF Gaming M5 mouse and TUF Gaming M5 keyboard (?)) and.Ok,did it and had to use dism and install radeon and check all the other apps and make sure system is good before i attempted to do it again. Control Panel, System, System Protection, System Restore. Services is one place, the other is Administrative tools. Honestly, I would just remove it, since it doesnt do much that you cant do on your own. I did some investigation and it turned out that, without my consent, this freakin' mouse + Windows Update silently Perform a System Restore to before the installation of ASUS Live Update. Asus Live Update (ALU) can be found and deactivated in Accessories > System Tools > Tasks Scheduler 1. Method 2: Download the BIOS file from ASUS support site. Method 1: Download the BIOS file from MyASUS.

Very soon I started receiving a nagging popup that I should install the Armoury Crate app (whatever that is), and I was very annoyed by this. How do I update my Asus BIOS 2020 There are two methods to download it. My Windows 10 Pro machine is used for handling sensitive data, so I do not install anything but an endpoint protection software, and everything is installed in Hyper-V containers.

Asus live update should i remove it