Breaker1818

This may work for folks with Intel processors that have Intel SST, but does nothing for anyone else. I have a full AMD system, and the EQ function in iCUE is no longer working after updating to Windows 11 22H2. I use a Virtuoso SE headset.

I have a Commander Pro that I purchased at launch. I have had it in different systems on both AMD/Intel chipsets over multiple hardware generations, and I have never experienced any problems with it whatsoever. It's always been plugged directly into a motherboard USB header, and always piggy-backed two other Corsair products on its (pass-through) USB headers. I wonder if they changed the internal design at some point, maybe as a cost-saving measure, or due to parts scarcity. Or maybe I am just fortunate with my particular unit.

Seven months. I just want to ensure I am understanding this correctly. The Commander Core XT was released in October of 2021. Your staff are so limited that they can't add profiles over... seven months? According to Macrotrends, Corsair Gaming had a Net Margin of $50 million in March 2022 alone. Can Corsair not afford to add another role to lessen the load on what are, apparently, overworked employees? Not to be belligerent, but it just doesn't make any sense. I own two of these units. I built three of my own lighting profiles over a couple of hours. Seven. Months.

Not sure if this will help or not, but it may be worth a shot (look about halfway down the page): https://winaero.com/windows-11-add-or-remove-startup-apps/ I would remove iCue from startup via the registry, reboot, add it to back to startup via the registry, then reboot again to verify whether or not it worked.