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Yes, that's correct. I made the curve even more aggressive so the fans are at 80% Or higher at all times and they fans still don't turn on at boot UNTIL I log in.

So my loop goes as follows. Starting at the Corsair Pump/Reservoir combo which has the temp sensor inside it connected to the Core XT. Then, it has a tube going to the GPU (non Corsair block), out of the GPU, into the CPU (non-corsair block), out of the CPU, into a 360mm radiator with 3 fans (plugged into the Core XT) then into a 240mm rad with 2 fans (also plugged into the Core XT) and finally back to the pump/reservoir. The fan curve I have is aggressive, essentially turning the fans at 100% once I get to 35c just to keep things cool early for heavy games. Yesterday I think I saw the coolant get to 69c and the fans didn't turn on at all so I restarted iCUE (or started it but it should have been running already since it's starting with boot). I haven't seen a hardware mode on the Core XT to set a backup fan curve. The core Xt even sometimes disappears which requires a restart. To add more, I'm on an AM5 platform with an Asus motherboard 670-E Prime.

iCue has administrative access and startup privileges but refuses to run any fan when booting. They will remain off until logged in. This can lead to a computer being on indefinitely without fans to cool my watercooling loop. No other programs are competing for control over the fans or RGB. Today, iCue was running but the fans weren't spinning until my water temp got to 65c. I got lucky my CPU didn't get fried since I caught it in time.

I have a similar problem that started recently. My fans will no respond to the curve at all. They are PWM and are set to run at 100% speed (2300rpm or so) for heavy game loads but they will not go above 900-1000rpm. If I switch the profile to fixed rpm and keep clicking an RPM above my 2300rpm max, it will keep that speed but I can't keep clicking constantly to make this software work like it should.

I have already gotten an RMA on one mouse and it's happening with the new mouse immediately as I get it. My assumption is iCUE but I've uninstalled and reinstalled and deleted profiles without help.

I'm sure some of you have experienced this lately but I recently got an RMA replacement mouse to fix the double clicking problem. It's been ruining my ability to do basic functions since almost every other click is a double click. Has anyone found a fix for this because it's 100% a problem with iCUE software or drivers. I don't have a second mouse plugged in or any other dongles. My mouse does however have a string of "(1)" next to the name in iCUE (Ex: IronClaw (1)(1)(1)(1)(1), almost like it's running multiple mice at once). Reinstalling CUE and all settings doesn't work either. I am willing to try resetting the registry for Corsair software but just need some guidance on how to do that.