
Step 3: Select the Keyboard Layout key in the left pane. Step 2: In the Registry Editor, navigate to the following key:Ĭomputer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Keyboard Layout To do so, type Regedit in the Start/taskbar search field and then hit the Enter key.Ĭlick on the Yes button when you get the User Account Control key. Repeat for every peripheral that has onboard memory.Step 1: Open the Registry Editor.
Save your hardware settings to an empty onboard profile slot or overwrite an existing slot. Click ONBOARD PROFILES on the left menu. Select the dropdown menu and select STATIC COLOR. Select HARDWARE LIGHTING on the left menu. To disable lock screen lighting for keyboards and mice, you will need to save the hardware settings to an onboard profile slot in your devices. Go back to the SETTINGS tab and check the Enable full software control checkbox for your DRAM to switch back to software lighting mode.ĭisabling lock screen lighting for keyboards and mice. Wait for the lighting of your memory modules to turn off this may take a few seconds. Click LIGHTING EFFECTS in the left menu. Uncheck the Enable full software control checkbox to switch your DRAM to hardware lighting mode. Select the DRAM that you want to disable lighting on. If your device has multiple lighting channels, repeat steps 2 to 5 for every lighting channel.ĭisabling lock screen lighting for Vengeance RGB PRO and Dominator Platinum RGB Memory. Click the dropdown menu and select STATIC COLOR.
Select LIGHTING CHANNEL on the left menu.
Select the device you want to disable lighting on.
Disabling lock screen lighting for keyboards and miceĭisabling lock screen lighting for lighting controllers and coolers. Disabling lock screen lighting for Vengeance RGB PRO and Dominator Platinum RGB Memory. Disabling lock screen lighting for lighting controllers and coolers. If you want your devices to turn off lighting when you lock your PC, you can do so in iCUE. By default, your device lighting will switch to hardware lighting when you lock your PC.