Unfortunately, you think wrong in this case. That's a standard blu-ray (according to the disc size 38041MB), not an UHD disc, according to the info in the status window that disc is decrypted just fine. If it were an UHD disc, anydvd would give you a very specific error message with that drives firmware. That's not the case here. That disc is handled just fine.
Which means it's either a sketchy connection (faulty cable/enclosure, bad usb port...) somewhere down the line. Just because something's new, doesn't mean it can't be defective.
Your initial image was for anydvd not being enabled for the asus drive
the 2nd one was from the drive not being recognised at all
and the third was from the standard blu-ray disc being decrypted just fine.
At no point currently have you supplied an image where the drive was recognised and an UHD disc was inside it. If there was, with that firmware version on the asus drive, anydvd would have complained it couldn't retrieve the disc's AGID, and you'd be informed that with that firmware version the drive is NOT UHD friendly and you'll need to downgrade the firmware to version 3.02 or lower.