Problem with Corsair Link?

Gymrat76

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I'm encountering an error with Corsair Link and Windows 10. When I startup the system, I keep seeing the message:

"Corsair Link has discovered new devices which require a reboot to finalize the initialization process. Click OK to reboot now, or click Cancel if you would like to reboot later"

No matter how many times I reboot the message keeps coming back.

I just completed my new build last night. It was working fine on my old system, and it was working OK on Windows 7 on the new system before upgrading to Windows 10.

Tried uninstalling and reinstalling Corsaid Link, same thing. Anyone managed to find a solution? Thanks!
 

Allanlee82

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i did a fresh install from windows 7 and upgrade to windows 10, doesnt seems to have any issue with the corsair link.

Corsair issue

Found someone that has similar issue with you on the link above, some walkaround provided by the Corsair support but doesnt seems to help.
Someone provided a solution but need to edit the regedit, maybe you can try it out but proceed with care.
 
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Gymrat76

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i did a fresh install from windows 7 and upgrade to windows 10, doesnt seems to have any issue with the corsair link.

Corsair issue

Found someone that has similar issue with you on the link above, some walkaround provided by the Corsair support but doesnt seems to help.
Someone provided a solution but need to edit the regedit, maybe you can try it out but proceed with care.

Thanks Allan, I saw the same registry "fix".. in the end I just installed Corsair Link. Wait until they have an updated driver that hopefully fixes the issue
 
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