MSI - you need to look long and hard at your software team and it's management, and decide if those are the right people to be developing the app that your ENTIRE hardware suite relies on. There have been 5 updates and 3+ months have gone by - despite being specifically listed compatible with both my motherboard (z390 ACE) and Dragon Center/Mystic Light and having worked for a year+ previously.Īlso how does Mystic Light STILL lose ALL saved profiles every update? This is like grade school programming.ĭragon Center is getting worse and worse, and forcing REALLY undesirable behavior that costs me ~20m of uninstalling things, rebooting and changing things around every update - only to be left with a piece of software that functions LESS than it did 3 months ago. Again, if specifically removed, this SHOULD NOT reinstall every dragon center update.Īlso Corsair RAM RGB hasn't worked since Dragon Center 2.0.75.
It does little other than misprioritize traffic. If it's uninstalled, it shouldn't reinstall every dragon center update. I don't know a single person who's ever used this utility. My model is GE65 Raider-432 if that helps.STOP installing True Color automatically - this breaks calibration profiles and hurts those of us who do color work. Still cant get my USB lighting controls under dragon center, but the application still works so ill take that i guess. Or see if you have that folder under your OS main drive, delete windows.old after inheriting permissions by right clicking the folder under properties, and try installing after a reboot and hopefully that'll fix it. If you haven't reinstalled Windows, you could see about rolling back to the date your application was working and restore from there. Not sure if it'll work, but Ive also had several firmware corruptions due to windows installer forcing an optional update to my firmware, and was saved by the system restore function windows comes with and booted back to before the update. After deleting my windows.old folder because i had reinstalled windows in an attempt to fix it, i was able to install dragon center once i gave permissions to full control over said folder and deleting it. Inside my windows.old folder, my permissions were set to read only, and wouldn't let me delete the folder due to lack of full control not being checked. Not sure if its the case, but i think the install application was using temp files inside my windows.old folder to locate the packages. Ive also had several problems with installing dragon center after reinstalling windows.
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