HappyCamper

I just built my dad a B450 based system using this ram and I also have the same issue which caused the bios to default back to stock 2100 on the reboot after it fails. I'm kind of wishing that I'd just went with g.skill like I did in my x570 which works flawlessly. Edit: I went back into the bios, Asus ROG Strix B450-F Gaming bios 3103 and under the Ai Tweaker - Ai Overclock Tuner enabled the DOCP setting which corrected the issue. Now its running at 3200.

My glaive has fw 3.14 and does the double click on the back button. Edit: I had to go into the remap mouse button and tell it to function as a back button to get it to work. This software is horrible compared to Logitech's gaming software.

Gentlemen I have just encountered this error myself and when I tried using the above method to revert to the original functions it failed. No matter how many times I tried forcing the button assignments they refused to work correctly....that is until I made the changes in software in conjunction with unplugging my mouse and allowing it to completely drain power. Once I plugged it back in the buttons worked correctly so IDK what else to say. To be honest this is my first and last corsair mouse as the software is clunky and not very user friendly like Logitech's. Plus the scroll wheel outer rubber tire like covering came loose and was just spinning around the metal inner wheel until I super glued it down. I've never had a Logitech mouse, or any other mouse if I'm honest, do this to me before. I've learned my lesson the expensive way!