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X1 Custom LED setting reverting to default after every staartup

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anotheraznguy
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2020/11/25 07:48:08 (permalink)
I setup a custom color stack in precision X1 and every time the computer starts up the led setting goes back to default. I have the software set to start with OS and apply previous settings on load checked. My overclocks are working when the computer starts. I am on precision V1.1.1.
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    transdogmifier
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    Re: X1 Custom LED setting reverting to default after every staartup 2020/11/25 07:55:49 (permalink)
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    I setup a custom color stack in precision X1 and every time the computer starts up the led setting goes back to default. I have the software set to start with OS and apply previous settings on load checked. My overclocks are working when the computer starts. I am on precision V1.1.1.



    Same issue here..it's quite annoying...hope they fix it.
     

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    Re: X1 Custom LED setting reverting to default after every staartup 2020/11/25 10:15:57 (permalink)
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    every time the computer starts up



    Turn off 'fast startup' in the Windows Control Panel -> Power Options -> Choose what the power buttons do options if you haven't and see if it matters..Fast startup makes no difference when restarting, it only affects startup after shutdown.

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    Re: X1 Custom LED setting reverting to default after every staartup 2020/11/25 17:42:47 (permalink)
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    every time the computer starts up



    Turn off 'fast startup' in the Windows Control Panel -> Power Options -> Choose what the power buttons do options if you haven't and see if it matters..Fast startup makes no difference when restarting, it only affects startup after shutdown.


    Mine has been off. Still does what he describes.

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    Re: X1 Custom LED setting reverting to default after every staartup 2020/11/26 06:37:45 (permalink)
    Same issue here, 3070 FTW3 Ultra, resetting to the horrible rainbow LED every time I start my machine, I just want it to stick with a static color.
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