Windows 10: Windows 10 Keeps getting the "You need to restart your PC to finish setting up this device"...

My Sister gets very annoyed. The device mentioned in the notification is Intel Graphics Command Center. It comes on every startup. I restarted she's PC million times, but keeps getting that again and again. So I decided to Uninstall the Graphics Command Center, but it doesn't work.

How do I help my sister?

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Your PC needs to be restarted to finish setting up this device

Hello,
Tonight I did a Windows Update and somehow something got screwed up.

1. When I start my computer, I get the BIOS cannot be updated message, but it will continue to load to the desktop eventually.

2. Once I get to the desktop, I see the following message:

Your pc needs to be restarted to finish setting up this device: system firmware

I've restarted multiple times and still see the same message. Going into Device Manager > Firmware > System Firmware, I see a yellow exclamation point. Right clicking on System Firmware brings me to the "general" tab, which says:

The "firmware" tab says:

I've tried to disable and re-enable System Firmware, I've done a system restore to before the updates, I've ran troubleshooter (which detects the issue but is unable to fix it).

I have a feeling the BIOS issue and the System Firmware issue are related, but have no idea how to fix them. Any ideas?

 

Keep getting "restart to finish setting up devices"

I just got a new Surface Book 2 (15 inch, i7, GTX1060). Took quite a while to install all the updates (including 1803), and now I keep getting an alert every time I turn on that asks me to restart the computer to finish setting up devices.

The device manager shows the following:





No matter how many times I restart my computer, these notification stays the same.

Interestingly though, I haven't noticed any actual irregularity in using the Surface. The Surface diagnostic tool reports everything is alright. Can I safely ignore these warnings?

 

My PC keeps locking up.

With that, we suggest that you try following the steps below:

• Go to Settings> Accounts > Sign-in options.
• Scroll down to Privacy and toggle Off "Use my sign-in info to automatically finish setting up my device after an update or restart".

If the issue still persists, we recommend that you create a local test account. Steps are found on this
link.

Let us know how it goes.