My workaround on Windows-7 x64 for the Hero VI until ASUS gets the AMDA00 driver for ACPI Probe fixed/updated...
1) Uninstall ACPI Probe II
- The AMDA folder (& sub-folders) should no longer be present under "C:\Program Files"...
2) If AMDA00 errors persist (ie: driver file was not uninstalled with ASUS's ACPI Probe II):
- Click on "Start Menu"
- devmgmt.msc
- Expand "System Devices"
- Right Click on the "AMDA00 Interface" device, select "Uninstall"
- When prompted to Confirm Device Uninstall, select "Delete the driver software for this device"
- Click Ok
- Reboot
- Delete "C:\Program Files\AMDA\" if it exists...
3) Wait for ASUS to update the Probe Sense II software/driver...
- Tolerate the "Unknown device" for the "ACPI\PNP0A0A" in Device Manager
- Latest version DL for Win7 x64 on ASUS's support site is:
"ASUS_AMDA00_ACPI for Windows 7 32/64bit & Windows 8 32/64bit & Windows 8.1"
The version number is not provided, however, the web site offers the date: 2014.01.06 for the update...
The "ASMBSW.inf" in the zip file's Win7 driver folder says:
DriverVer=05/13/2013,14.47.2.348
Which is the same as shown under the AMDA00 Interface's device Properties when installed...
Wish ASUS good luck in running this down/resolving - these ROG boards are outstanding! Their BIOS/HW integration is the best there is, the H/W is very stable, unfortunately, their software isn't yet living up to our H/W.