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I daisy chained the Razer Kunai fans then plugged in the 3 pin ARGB cable to the mobo ARGB port and that solved the problem, I can control the lights from Windows 11, the ARGB device however is brand new and just isn't detected by Synapse...this will have to do for now. Thanks ...

Hmm, this is frustrating. Okay so I have 8 Razer Kunai fans installed in my Razer Tomahawk case, 3 in the front that's mounted on the radiator and 5 daisy chained fans. I disconnected all of them from the Razer Chroma ARGB controller and those USB warnings disappeared however I'm still not...

Sorry I meant to say that I used a free USB header directly to the motherboard without the hub and have the same results, I don't know how anyone solved this. I don't know any other way to test if synapse detects this, I was wondering if there's another ARGB program that'll detect this...

Yes, I switched it to a empty USB header and then checked synapse for updates and still no detection for this ARGB controller..

well that didn’t work, unplugging the SATA power on the hub keeps it on and the USB header devices running. I’m still not able to detect the ARGB controller in synapse.

I bought this from micro center because I needed 2 extra USB headers on the mobo I bought, the Asus TUF Gaming Z-790 Plus has 2 available USB headers at the bottom, the PSU I have is a Razer Katana 1200W, the Razer ARGB controller comes with a Molex power cable that comes in the package, the PSU...

I recently bought a Razer Chroma ARGB controller and I cannot seem to get synapse to detect it. I’m sure I installed it correctly through a usb header hub I have in the case because I’m able to detect a PWM fan controller that’s installed on the same usb header hub and I think synapse has a...

And I would if this virtual machine wasn't so dead snail slow. I found out that turning off Core Isolation _will_ speed it up using 1 cpu however leaves your computer vulnerable to attacks so i leave it enabled. Other than that idea speeding this virtual machine up is difficult and leaves it...

I installed macOS Sanoma in vmware 16 pro and can't set more than 1 processor. Custom built i9-13900K I get this message when setting more than 1 processor. Been looking for a work around and havn't found one , any help is appreciated.

Yes, I have tried to use one RAM stick to boot it up with no luck, I re-plugged and re-seated everything Video Card and memory, and I don't know what to do .

I finally finished my 1st build and am now running into trouble, the specs are Asus ROG Strix Z690-A Gaming Wifi D4 13th gen Intel i9-13900K 128GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4 RAM GeForce RTX 4070 Ti OC 1 TB M.2 SSD 2 TB M.2 SSD Razer 1200W PSU Once I was done with the build, then cable...

I'm hoping this first build goes well, I bought a ROG Strix Z690-A motherboard, a i9-13900K 128GB of DDR4 Corsair RAM , and ordering aRazer Katana Chroma 1200 W PSU, and the 360mm Razer Hanbo Chroma radiator. I was hoping these are specs for a decent build. Just wondering if I left anything out...

Google public DNS: 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4 This works for IPv4 but trying to set this for IPv6 I get an error. Same for navigating through Control Panel. "8.8.8.8 is not a valid DNS server address" I'm guessing it wont accept a IPv4 DNS under IPv6 ...

Settings > Network & Internet > Wifi properties > DNS Server Assignment > Edit > Manual > IPv4 enables with no problem. Enabling IPv6 > Save Settings > " Can't save DNS settings. Check one or more settings and try again. It seems it's favoring IPv4 rather than IPv6. My Wifi is set to 5Ghz...

I enabled IPv4 dns but can't enable IPv6 simultaneously. Is there some sort of limit on which I can use? ty