#CORSAIR Utility Engine iCUE Software 3.8.90 drivers#

I see the drivers running, but nothing else, and I'm back to that incredibly annoying swirly rainbow c_ap. The drivers seem to be installed, but the CUE engine gives me NO on-screen settings/setup/etc. I almost thought I might have my lil problem licked. It installed OK, and leaves nothing running on my system that looks like it's phoning home, just the system service/display adapter thing. Downloaded that, found it clear of malware, installed. I looked all over, and the only thing I found that looked promising was Corsair Utility Engine. So, I started looking for an alternative, maybe a nice open-source thing that does exactly what I want and nothing I don't need. I finally just uninstalled it for the last time. Checked it with three top AV softwares, found no issues, and I got iCue from the official Corsair site. I've un- and re-installed it three times now, no change. I don't want a bunch of fancy stuff, just a basic red-lit keyboard, with my usual gaming keys lit a different color. It appears to be running more stuff than I need, want or will tolerate. The Corsair software suite has several processes running, taking a lot of my system resources. It replaced that damned swirly rainbow gobbidge, the one that appears after every restart/reboot, despite many attempts to save the one tolerable setting I got it to accept.

I -finally- managed to get the keyboard to light up a solid color red. The Corsair software is the most obtuse, illogical set of ones and zeros I've encountered in many years. I can't seem to program the keys to light individually. All the hardware works, but the iCue software is just AWFUL. iCue downloaded(from the official site) and installed. I got a new Corsair K68 RGB kybd and an M65Pro rodent. You can also use this to roll back to an older firmware version.įor additional information regarding iCUE, check out our iCUE page.I need some help.

#CORSAIR Utility Engine iCUE Software 3.8.90 update#

Select Firmware Image to use a downloaded firmware update file to update the firmware.

Select Force update to force an update to the latest firmware version.

Choose how you want to update the firmware:.

#CORSAIR Utility Engine iCUE Software 3.8.90 download#

You can also download iCUE version 4 by clicking the iCUE4 button on the lower right. Do NOT disconnect your device while the update is happening.įor additional information regarding iCUE version 4, check out our iCUE page. iCUE will update your device firmware.Click Browse for Firmware to browse for an update file provided to you by Customer Support.Click Force Update to force an update to the latest firmware version.If you still need to update the firmware despite iCUE displaying 'Up-to-Date,' click the menu button next to Check for Updates and select one of the following options:.Click Check for Updates if iCUE display 'Up-to-Date,' you should have the latest firmware.Click the device you want to update in iCUE and select Device Settings.If you are updating a wireless device, make sure you connect both the wireless dongle and the device directly into the PC, without using any USB hubs or docks.

Make sure your device is plugged directly into your PC.

Intermediary USB devices such as hubs or docks may not provide a stable data connection.

#CORSAIR Utility Engine iCUE Software 3.8.90 Pc#

You can use iCUE to help keep the firmware of your devices up to date.īefore updating your device firmware, make sure that you are connected to the internet and the device you want to update is plugged directly into your PC for the most stable data connection. Updating firmware can help improve device performance or deal with bugs that may pop up. Firmware can be thought of as the operating system of a device.