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logging in ERROR on Kubuntu LTS 22.04.3, ACPI BIOS Error(bug), AE already exists , ACPI Error

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[0.160800]ACPI BIOS Error(bug): Failure creating named object [_SB.PC00.I2C0.TPL1._PR0],AE_already_exists (20220331/dwsload2-326) I've attached a jpg image

I'm new in linux world. I love linux for its customization, freedom. But problem begins when it shows ERROR. Anyways I'm using/have been using/researching(how to use it like a pro/SuperUSER) Linux since April 2023. I've been facing a problem logging in to my KDE desktop (on Kubuntu 22.04.3 LTS) every time. I have installed it(KubuntuLTS22.04.3) again but facing this problem again. I'm using it on HP laptop which runs with Intel i3 1215U, UHD Graphics card, 8GB RAM, 512GB Samsung SSD. Please help me how can I fix it or is there any solution for it not to popping up this error when starting my laptop everytime. This problem appears everytime signing/logging in to the laptop even when I restart the system!! I'm pretty sure I can solve it by terminal/root file editing/sudo command( if there any ways , please help me to fix it ) is there any YouTube tutorial please mention? I'm new here! Please teach me how should I behave here!

the pop up screen:-1st installation message, it hurts my linux experience(picture1) 2nd installation error(picture2)

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Does this answer your question? [ACPI error on every boot](https://askubuntu.com/questions/1333069/acpi-error-on-every-boot)
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