All of these drivers and programs can be found here for the Aero 15X v8 version. What I recommend you download from here are. Nvidia GeForce Driver - Drivers for your graphics card. Smart Manager v4 - A program that lets you control and monitor hardware. Gigabyte Fusion - Lets you control the keyboard RGB. In the Device Manager window, find the item or items labeled "Universal Serial Bus controllers." Open it, and double-click the first item called "USB Root Hub." In the USB Root Hub Properties dialog, click on the "Power Management" tab. "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" is checked by default.
Opes Sep 1, 2014 @ 6:29am. SteelSeries Rival mouse blinking blue. I just got my Rival mouse and it was working for 10 minutes and after installing steelseries engine and starting firmware update,the update stop and the mouse stopped working and blinking blue. Is there any solution (btw tried uninstalling Steelseries engine and restart laptop
The steps are the same, no matter which keyboard you use. It's quite simple: First, hold down the media button until the OLED screen pops up with a menu. Use the scroll wheel to go down to "Settings," and click with the wheel. Scroll down in that menu to the "Factory Reset" option and click it. Finally, confirm your choice by Check the surface that they are using their mice on. If the surface is dirty, or even the optic, the optic will remain active and eats most of the juice in the batteries. Have them clean their desk surface or replace mouse pads and then check the times on the batteries.

3) Go to BIOS - Set Legacy USB and XHCI Hand off to ENABLED, so the W10 can take care of your USB devices. 4) Let Windows download all the drivers for mice and keyboards. 5) Install SS Engine 3, turn off your PC, wait 30 seconds, turn it back on. 6) Go to Control Panel -> Device Manager -> Human Interface Devices -> right click all entries one

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