Edited: I now deleted the service using this video. I deleted it via the registry since the service ".exe" is deleted manually so the SC command on the CMD will not work.
Deleting Service that no longer exist
How do I delete a service that keeps having an error log in the event viewer? The folder from that directory no longer existed that is why it keeps having an error.
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Anonymous
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2022-02-23T03:57:37+00:00 Hi Aidzer. I'm Greg, 10 years awarded Windows MVP, specializing in Installation, Performance, Troubleshooting and Activation, here to help you.
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Double check the Asus Services app is uninstalled in Settings > Apps > Apps & Features.
Then for now I would disable the Asus service in Services. msc control panel you show there in screenshot. First choose Disable in the drop down, then the Stop button. See if that's enough. If it's already uninstalled it should't be able to turn itself back on, just left a ghost entry there in Services that's generating the log entry.
If you want to look deeper I'd check C:\Program Files and C:\Program Files (86) , show Hidden Files in File explorer > View tab to access C:\Program Data to delete files in Asus folders for Asus Service.
Report back results for more steps if necessary.
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Anonymous
2022-02-23T05:01:32+00:00 Try launching an administrative PowerShell session and executing:
Remove-Service -Name AsusServiceThat should get rid of it. If you prefer ye olde command prompt you could launch an administrative cmd and run:
sc.exe delete AsusServiceThat'll do the same thing.
- Jason