RGB Hub Reset and Resync Guide

Occasionally, your PC’s RGB settings might need a little tune-up. If conflicts arise from installing new software, resetting and resyncing the hub can often set things straight. Let’s walk through how you can bring harmony back to your RGB setup!

Why Should You Reset and Resync the Hub?

Resetting and resyncing may resolve conflicts and irregularities:

• Avoid issues that disrupt synchronized lighting effects.
• Ensure all components are aligned with software settings.

Steps to Reset and Resync Your RGB Hub

Access the Inside of Your PC

Follow these steps to safely reset your RGB setup:

• Unscrew and remove the side panel carefully. Note: Keep your PC powered on during this process!

Identify the RGB Hub and Pins

• Locate the RGB hub and bridging pins inside your PC.
• Some systems might have multiple hubs, so check thoroughly.

Perform the Bridging Process

A brief touch is all it takes:

• Carefully touch a screwdriver to the two bridging pins for 1-2 seconds.
• If the RGB turns off, repeat the process for 5-10 seconds to bring it back to life.

Verify the Result

Ensure everything is in sync:

• Check that your fan lights match the color scheme set with your motherboard's software (e.g., Aura Sync, RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light).

Final Steps

Keep monitoring your PC to ensure everything stays on track. If problems persist, consult a technician or explore more troubleshooting guides.

For more resources on system maintenance and troubleshooting, consider checking out these guides:

• Checking Internal Connections
• Performing a Power Cycle

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