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My H100i is not being recognised in windows 8.1 the cable works because I tried plugging it in when the computer was on and I heard the windows "you plugged something in" sound. Any suggestions? motherboard is asus z87 sabertooth

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You installed that Corsair Link software?

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You installed that Corsair Link software?

Yes. I installed the latest version from the corsair website multiple times in my effort to troubleshoot the problem.

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Tried another USB port?

Shot through the heart and you're to blame, 30fps and i'll pirate your game - Bon Jovi

Take me down to the console city where the games are blurry and the frames are thirty - Guns N' Roses

Arguing with religious people is like explaining to your mother that online games can't be paused...

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Tried another USB port?

yes. tried both on the motherboard. yielded no results

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I really wanted it to work.....well...guess I will have to give up on Corsair Link.

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Try this. It's always worked for me.

Isn't playing with the registry kinda dangerous?

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This also worked for me.  If you follow the directions, then No, playing with the registry is not dangerous.

I have a potato!

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Nobody seems to have suggested this but I had this problem too. It was a while ago so you will have to google it yourself but here's the deal:

 

The way that Windows 8 handles USB by default has changed. Basically there is a register value for the pump that puts it into a low power or sleep mode by default which stops it being recognised.

 

You need to google this so you can find a guide that tells you exactly which set of values you need to change. Once you do that you wont have an issue unless you re-install windows or corsair link i assume.

 

EDIT: My bad, I skim read and saw the solutions :)

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Isn't playing with the registry kinda dangerous?

If you just go in and change random things then sure, but this wont do anything bad.

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cant remember if u needed prerequisites like .net and other krap that might be it

 

 

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Thank you all. what ended up solving it was editing those three registry files on both the last two folders. Working lights woohoo

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