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Well considering when I replace my keyboard my issue was fixed it's one of two things. Faulty keyboard OR faulty firmware. When I replace the keyboard I didn't update the keyboard firmware and I still haven't updated it and I don't have the issue anymore. Maybe write corsair and ask for firmware that ships with keyboard I also have the z390 asus rog strix - h mobo, i7 8700k, and the 750i.

I exchanged my keyboard on Amazon and the new one works. So it was either a a faulty keyboard or B the firmware since I didn't update the keyboard since I bought it I'm kind of afraid to now. So my advice would be to downgrade your firmware on your keyboard to stock

That's not correct. The 2nd plug is usb pass through. It also says in the manual to connect keyboard to USB 3.0, and pass through to a USB 2 or 3 plug but I 8magine it's only a USB 2 pass through even if connected to a 3

Usb 2, 3 and 3.1. I exchanged on Amazon and the new keyboard works. So it's either a defective keyboard or the new bios. I didn't change anything and icue simply unplugged and plugged the new one back in. I didn't Flash the new firmware. Does anyone know if I can download and install older firmware manually after I auto update it with the newest version?

Having the same freezing issues with k95 I just bought from Amazon. The keyboard will randomly freeze and become unresponsive to any keystrokes. The RGB will freeze on. Do remedy I have to unplug keyboard and plug it back in. I have found if I turn the brightness all the way to 0% in icue it will not freeze. I've tried every USB port on my computer and I even bought a powered USB hub to see if it was a low voltage issue. The problem still persists. I have uninstalled icue and removed all the profiles, I have Force updated the firmware, I've deleted all of the keyboard profiles in icue. Nothing works except for turning off the RGB brightness I'm using a Corsair 850i power supply which according to the software is only using 240 Watts, I am running the commander Pro to control my ll120 fans and the lightning node.