But the RAM only stays lit for about 5 seconds then turns off. Then once Dragon Center is loaded, my color scheme loads on all components including the RAM. When I first turn on the computer, all components look like unicorn vomit until Windows and then Dragon center loads. Now the motherboard and EKWB components light up fine but the RAM doesn't light up at all. To keep things simple and since EKWB doesn't have their own software like the Wraith Prism did, I decided to uninstall all RGB software and run everything off MSI Dragon Center (except the mouse that uses iCUE). I also bought a new Corsair Glaive mouse that uses their iCUE software for RGB. I'm using an EKWB water block and pump both with RGB. I then upgraded my cooling system to my first ever custom loop. I eventually ended up turning the motherboard lights off and uninstalling Dragon then using just the Wraith and G.Skill software. This gave me nothing but problems as the software wouldn't always save my changes and sometimes the lights would just turn off completely. I used the associated software for each component to control each component individually. On Home tab Performance dialog option window, select Profile 1 or Profile 2. Hope this helps others who have been in my situationĪfter installing the software and restarting, the device popped up again and I was able to use the FN + F4 key once more to enable/disable the webcam.When I first built this rig, my RGB components included the motherboard (MPG x570 Gaming Edge Wifi), CPU fan (AMD Wraith Prism) and RAM (G.Skill Trident Z Neo F4-3600C14D-16GTZN). o How to Adjust the GPU and GPU Memory clock. Enabling/disabling it still does not work via Dragon Center, and if you uninstall SCM you will not be able to turn the webcam off again via the hotkeys but at least this is a way forward to be able to enable/disable it Scanning for hardware changes, and running troubleshootersīelieve it or not, but what solved it for me was actually installing the MSI SCM software that is not even for this model.Īfter installing the software and restarting, the device popped up again and I was able to use the FN + F4 key once more to enable/disable the webcam.Installing the previous version of that software via the offline installer.
Reinstalling MSI Dragon Center and MSI SDK.
Things I tried before finding this solution It is missing in Device Manager, even if you view hidden devices (no imaging devices or cameras shown) The webcam becomes unavailable and no application can use it, even if you have it enabled in Dragon Center. I have myself had issues since the latest version of Dragon Center was released, along with the subsequent Windows Updates being installed as well.
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