RGB ram stopped lighting up

[Evanokato]

So i have this new pc for almost a month and i have corsair vengeance rgb ram worked fine just the standard rainbow wave on it but now the right stick stopped lighting up it also doesnt detect in icue software

[tacoshy]

RMA to corsiar - it has a lifelong warranty. You dont even need a recipe for it because of the lifetime warranty.

[_I_]

more likely its the software

reinstall corsairs software or run it again to set up the colors/light pattern

[Evanokato]

Originally posted by _I_:

more likely its the software

reinstall corsairs software or run it again to set up the colors/light pattern

i think that's it because somehow icue detected the ram out of nowhere, but only the left stick which i also couldnt control. And now it doesnt detect the ram at all anyomore

[Viper]

Turn off WIndows Fast Boot in the settings. I had RGB ram that was not working correctly. This fixed it.

[Omega]

An alternative to disabling fast boot will be simply holding SHIFT on your keyboard and then shutting down the machine like normal. On the next boot it will do a "normal" boot instead of a fast boot.

[Evanokato]

Originally posted by Omega:

An alternative to disabling fast boot will be simply holding SHIFT on your keyboard and then shutting down the machine like normal. On the next boot it will do a "normal" boot instead of a fast boot.

i dont have fast boot on

[Viper]

Originally posted by Evantenkate:

Originally posted by Omega:

An alternative to disabling fast boot will be simply holding SHIFT on your keyboard and then shutting down the machine like normal. On the next boot it will do a "normal" boot instead of a fast boot.

i dont have fast boot on

It is the default state of WIndows 10. DId you turn it off yourself. If so an RMA might be in order for the stick not lighting at all.

[TehSpoopyKitteh]

Originally posted by Omega:

An alternative to disabling fast boot will be simply holding SHIFT on your keyboard and then shutting down the machine like normal. On the next boot it will do a "normal" boot instead of a fast boot.

Turning off fast boot would be a better alternative however. It is actually “hibernate” mode.