Once you unplug and re-seat the cable or dongle for the mouse, everything remains working between iCUE and Wallpaper Engine, either wired USB or dongle, as long as you don't close/reopen iCUE and Wallpaper Engine or reboot. Unplug the mouse, and the lights come back on, just like the dongle. If I close and reopen iCUE with the mouse wired via USB, no dongle, it causes the lights to stop working with Wallpaper Engine. Edited by c00lkatzĮDIT: The mouse wired via USB is causing the same problem, so it's not just the dongle. Everything else lit up (light strips via Lighting Node Pro, H100i RGB Platinum AIO w/ ML120 Pro RGB fans), but the mouse did not, even when wired via USB.ĮDIT: The mouse wired via USB is causing the same problem, so it's not just the dongle. Now that all being said, my mouse never lit up when Wallpaper Engine LED effects were working.
Unplug the dongle, everything starts working again, even after plugging back in. However, once I closed both Wallpaper Engine and iCUE and reopened them, the problem came back again. I popped the dongle back in and connected mouse via Slipstream, USB cable unplugged, and everything remained working as it should, with iCUE providing lighting when LED effects off in Wallpaper Engine and vice versa. Toggled the LED effects on and off in Wallpaper Engine for multiple wallpapers, and everything worked as it should. I plugged the mouse in wired via USB (no dongle), and the lights stayed on, full functionality of the mouse. As soon as I pulled the dongle, the lights started working between iCUE and Wallpaper Engine.
Just did this check, and yes, the Dark Core RGB Pro SE dongle does cause this issue. Do all of you have the Dark Core RGB Pro SE mouse? If so try removing the dongle from the system completely and see if the issue persists.
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