Side rant: why doesn't my MSI card remember my choice to disable RGB after a reboot? If it did, I could uninstall the software and be done with it. The dual boot setup is probably overkill for the two or three apps that I'll be installing this way, but I had the 80GB to spare for the extra partition, so I figured 'why not?' My PC boots to my main OS automatically, so I don't even have to think about RGB Windows unless I need it. Dragon Center can be seen as the upgraded version of Dragon Gaming Center, apart from some new changes in the UI design, we have also added overclock and lights control functions based on the previous version. On trying to start dragon center, I looked in the windows event logs and could see it complaining about KERNELBASE.DLL. Like you, I later realised the installer was crapping out at an early point. This way, I can boot into my secondary OS whenever I want to make RGB adjustments without affecting the performance of my everyday OS. January 15,2021 Dragon Center is an application unified with system monitor and LED light controls and system settings. Then, I downloaded the latest version of dragon center from the MSI website and boom, dragon center completely broken, would not run. This dual boot configuration allowed me to sandbox Dragon Center and iCue on the secondary OS (since DC doesn't work with my Corsair RAM anymore). Tried Both via Microsoft store and via download from MSI.com. Removed the C:ProgramDataMSIOne Dragon Center folder, rebooted and reinstalled. So instead of installing the software on top of my primary OS, I installed a second copy of Windows to a separate drive partition. Removed dragon center and MSI SDK both via add/remove programs. The next time the workstation is restarted, the Dragon application will launch automatically. When the Run dialog comes up, type 'shell:startup' (without quotes) Go to the EDIT menu and click 'Paste'. Press the WINDOWS + R keys on the keyboard. I was able to get by with just Mystic Light until recently, but after replacing my GPU, I was forced to 'upgrade' to Dragon Center. Windows 7/8/8.1/10: On the Windows Desktop, Right-click the Dragon shortcut and select 'Copy'. I have a couple of RGB parts in my system but I hate software bloat.

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