Decided to nuke it and just reinstall Win10 completely, nothing. Removed and reinstalled RGBF2.0, nothing. Removed iCUE (as I figured it might be a conflict?) nothing. Attempting to open RGBF2.0 now immediately results in a CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED BSOD and it seems like there's nothing I can do about it. Thank god I didn't have RGBF2.0 set to run on startup because my machine would've been soft bricked. After about a minute of my computer having a stroke, I get a BSOD, CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED. I try to open task manager to kill whatever is happening but it's never able to open. Icons are gone, taskbar turns completely black, start menu doesn't contain anything, and all the while RGBF2.0 is frozen at the Please Wait screen. But just yesterday I attempted to open the RGB Fusion 2.0 software, and after hanging on the "Please Wait." screen, my desktop flips out. I could open both programs, change stuff, save it, redo it, everything. Got that and the Corsair iCUE software set up for my RGB AIO pump and it was off to the races. Worked fine initially, the different control options were cool and the music reactive mode was a neat feature. I installed RGB Fusion 2.0 and, while it seemed a little odd that it needed admin privileges to run, I figured it was because it had to access the SMBus or something similarly close to metal. RGB control is coming from the 5v header on the MB and is being passed to the RGB control board that came with the 5 pack of fans. I have them running off the included fan control board that came with the case (Fractal Meshify S2) and am just passing the PWM values from the MB and to the fan control board. I have 5 RGB fans that are controlled off the motherboard, it's a 5-pack of some Bitspower (Touchaqua) Notos 120 DRGB fans. That is until RGB Fusion 2.0 came into the picture. The build itself went well, no hiccups to speak of. Board itself is great, build quality is good and feels very substantial. Hey all, so I recently bought an AORUS B550 Elite V2 for my new 5600X build.
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