it probably uses ene.sys, its a common enough rgb program. its on your PC. I know Gigabyte & Asus both use it.
your motherboard doesn't have any rgb
I pretty sure Icue doesn't include it. i can't tell as I have a Gigabyte board. I have both their rgb software and Icue on here, so i have ene but I also have another that comes with it on Gigabyte boards so it could be either.
if you removed the software, you can use
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns to stop it running at start up. This doesn't stop other programs using it if needed.
scarlet crush can cause BSOD but i doubt it do this, its the software you can use for PlayStation/Xbox controllers.
Corsair AIO? or RGB controller? i see USB drivers associated with them and maybe an older version of Icue. latest version is 3.37.140
Depending on age of Logitech stuff, G Hub might replace Logitech Gaming Software
Hmmm I'll try to address everything.
When it comes to ene.sys, or RGB in general the only addressable RGB I have are Headset, Keyboard, mouse, AIO block, my fans, and the 3080 Founders Edition has an RGB led on it.
My motherboard does not have RGB, nor an RGB header.
I'm not sure about ICUE and any drivers they use, but I use both ICUE and Corsair LINK, but I've had those programs for years.
I guess you're meaning if I removed the software for my fans? Unless I find a viable alternative, I think I'm stuck with it, as it also controls the speed of my fans in relation to temps, or so I think.
I don't really remember installing Scarlet Crush, I remember a long time ago I did download something to try to use a PS4 controller, but I don't think it was that. But as you said, I'm not getting BSOD.
I do have a Corsair AIO, but the fans for my radiator are non RGB, I use a ICUE for that, and the case fans are the Thermaltake fans. I've intentionally left ICUE on the version it's on because they meshed ICUE and Corsair LINK together, and I didn't really like it. If you think it would cause problems doing this I may reconsider, but again, it's been years.
The Thermaltake fans use a physical controller that communicates with the software, I'm unsure about your question regarding the AIO and RGB controller.
I use a G910 Keyboard and G502 mouse. I didn't even know Logitech had a new software, but again, I've been using it for years.
I do appreciate you letting me know what's out of date though.