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Issue with ASROCK MOBO. Assistance needed.

Issue with ASROCK MOBO. Assistance needed.

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09-05-2018, 03:59 PM
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Hello, I own the ASRock B450 Pro4. The ASRock RGB software occasionally functions but sometimes fails. I checked the forum and saw similar reports about issues with wICPFLASH.exe. I tried following TheNoize's suggestion and placed wICPFLASH.exe with a different version file. It worked this time, but the problem persisted with the RGB program not launching properly. Then I switched to another version file, which caused my LEDs to stop working entirely. I’ve reinstalled the software multiple times without success. The error message kept appearing when I used wICPFLASH v1.0.18, and now I’m stuck trying various fixes. I’m hoping someone can help me resolve this.
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Agent47Penguin
09-05-2018, 03:59 PM #1

Hello, I own the ASRock B450 Pro4. The ASRock RGB software occasionally functions but sometimes fails. I checked the forum and saw similar reports about issues with wICPFLASH.exe. I tried following TheNoize's suggestion and placed wICPFLASH.exe with a different version file. It worked this time, but the problem persisted with the RGB program not launching properly. Then I switched to another version file, which caused my LEDs to stop working entirely. I’ve reinstalled the software multiple times without success. The error message kept appearing when I used wICPFLASH v1.0.18, and now I’m stuck trying various fixes. I’m hoping someone can help me resolve this.

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Eagle5543
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09-05-2018, 04:09 PM
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Hi, I tried to help with your motherboard issue. It seems like you're having trouble finding a fix, even with your RGB polychrome setup. Let me know if you need further assistance!
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Eagle5543
09-05-2018, 04:09 PM #2

Hi, I tried to help with your motherboard issue. It seems like you're having trouble finding a fix, even with your RGB polychrome setup. Let me know if you need further assistance!

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09-05-2018, 07:10 PM
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I own the initial model of the ASRock Pro4 motherboard along with the earlier Polychrome release that predated the recent update. Previously, I faced several issues with Pokychrome failing even after attempting manual flashing. It’s unsettling to rely on manual updates and worry about damaging the board if something goes wrong. Fortunately, it functioned once a new version was available, which gave me confidence. Now that the newer version is stable, I’m keeping the board but not connected yet, so I can test it later. I appreciate how Polychrome allows customizing ARGB light settings, a feature not found in MSI or Asus products.
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MrCreeperBoss7
09-05-2018, 07:10 PM #3

I own the initial model of the ASRock Pro4 motherboard along with the earlier Polychrome release that predated the recent update. Previously, I faced several issues with Pokychrome failing even after attempting manual flashing. It’s unsettling to rely on manual updates and worry about damaging the board if something goes wrong. Fortunately, it functioned once a new version was available, which gave me confidence. Now that the newer version is stable, I’m keeping the board but not connected yet, so I can test it later. I appreciate how Polychrome allows customizing ARGB light settings, a feature not found in MSI or Asus products.