KodachiTachi

I really enjoy making custom profiles in iCUE. My friends love the profiles and also have mostly Corsair products. I would love a "developer" mode in iCUE to create profiles and add any Corsair product. This way I could create the profile with support of my friends Corsair products and share it with them. An additional benefit of this would be to test out how other products are controlled in iCUE, providing customers additional information on a product before purchasing. For instance, being able to compare what lighting features or what level of control one AiO liquid cooler has over another. And finally, it would help the community come together and enable other enthusiasts to share their creativity using Corsair products with everyone.

Actually, iCUE works just fine when I boot up, its only after I quit iCUE and try to run it again that it crashes. I will enable debug logging and open a ticket next time it happens. I managed to get it to open again after killing every Corsair service in task manager. And thanks for the workaround for the KB, that worked for me.

Hello, I am new here, so sorry if I am not posting in the correct place. I have been running into an issue with my k95 where I see the red triangle with an exclamation point next to it (will be posting issue in another thread). This lead me to discover another issue. When attempting to resolve the issue with my K95 by quitting and restarting iCUE, I have been experiencing constant crashes of the iCUE software. I am unable to get it to start up again after quitting. Steps to replicate: 1) Quit iCUE 2) Launch iCUE 3) Observe system tray where iCUE icon appears 4) Wait a couple minutes and hover mouse over iCUE icon in system tray 5) iCUE icon disappears and is not running In addition to my system specs, I have the following Corsair peripherals: K95 RGB PLATINUM XT Mechanical Gaming Keyboard — CHERRY® MX Brown Dark Core RGB Pro SE