Right click on the Commander Pro in HWInfo (can't remember the specific name, but it was right above the Corsair CLC and had sensors for fan speeds, voltages, etc) and disable monitoring. I don't remember the Commander Pro showing up in HWInfo before, but it sure is now. I knew I had Corsair disabled in HWInfo, but when I went to look again and double check, the cooler (H150i Pro, think it's called Corsair CLC) was still disabled but the Commander Pro was not. Thinking it was a problem with the Commander Pro, I tried force updating the firmware, which would fix it until HWInfo was opened again. After getting everything set back up and updated, I ran into exactly the same issue. I don't remember this being the case before, but my build has been down for quite some time getting it rebuilt (several months - I know, I'm lazy). The problem is the Corsair Commander Pro and your Corsair AIO cooler are listed separately in HWInfo now. Screenshot of CoPro in Icue 3.18.77, note the lack of perfomance tab and the weird voltage/temp readingsĪfter a reboot AND reset of corsair service: This may be why some people are seeing items disappearing from iCue - external programs are freezing some parts of the background processes I have to remove the power cord for 5s after shutdown. CoPro does NOT come back online without a full power down of the system - even a restart doesn't recover it.
'Performance' tab vanishes, CoPro freezes locking fan speeds where they are (not fun if you have a zero RPM at idle like i do)Ĥ. Have a commander pro, open iCue on CoPro tabģ. The fan control and sensor readings break on the Commander pro - the performance tab disappears and the voltage/temp/RPM sensors vanish.Įdit for clarity: *THIS PERSISTS BETWEEN REBOOTS*ġ.
Finally found out why my fan speeds have been weird as well as my older AIO running off my CoPro - as soon as HWinfo64 is opened **Even if you select the option to ignore corsair sensors** the commander pro crashes.
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