I have repeatedly emailed MSI about this issue but they haven't replied.Īny help would be greatly appreciated.

Is there something that I am missing? A hidden setting somewhere? Surely I must be able to deny the MSI software access to my Corsair lights? I have hunted through the settings for both the CUE and MSI software but I can't find anything that seems to be wrong. Once I have everything set up, it looks great, but I can't seem to open the MSI gaming app without it hijacking my CUE software for my RGB strips.

My keyboard, headset, headset stand, motherboard, and front fans all stay the colour that I set them as, but the strips refvert back to default and often refuse to do what I want them to without a full system shutdown. The only way I seem to be able to re-enable my own colour and lighting schemes are by deleting them all within the CUE software, and re-doing them. I have been into the CUE software and tried to set all my strips back to my preferred colours, but as soon as I leave the CUE app, the strips default back to Rainbow wave.

I have force killed the MSI app, and the lights stay in the Rainbow Wave pattern. As soon as the program is opened or run, my Corsair strips immediately default to the Rainbow Wave pattern. Right up unitl I open or even start the MSI Gaming App to control my motherboard and 200mm fan LEDs. The only issue I have is that once I set all of my lighting in my CUE software (K70 RGB Strafe, Void Pro Wireless RGB headset, ST100 RGB Headset stand) it works fine. Corsair's CUE doesn't give me any issues. The FireStorm utility doesn't cause me any issues as it is only capable of controlling a GPU. I also have an RGB GPU, the Zotac 1080TI Amp! Extreme, the lighting on which is controlled by Zotac's FireStorm utility. These fans are controlled by the JLED header on my motherboard. I am also using a Cooler Master MasterCase H500P (non-mesh) which has 2 200mm RGB fans up at the front. The Lighting Node Pro is connected directly to one of my motherboard USB 2.0 headers. I have 4 Corsair RGB LED strips connected to a Lighting Node Pro.

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