ARGB broke. ASRock Dynamic Lighting

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   Forgot to mention some important details to the post above.

The AsrISP.exe /I flag is really important.

Normally /I 0 uses the USB interface to flash the controller.

In my case, the USB interface was misbehaving, so I used the I2C interface via the /I 1 command. After the USB interface came back online (I think right after the overwriting of the LDROM and/or APROM), then it would have been possible to use the USB interface, but I kept using the I2C interface the whole time since that's what I am used to using with Arduino.

I remember also trying a bunch of reboots of the controller with the /BS flag at the beginning and not having a whole lot of luck with it fixing anything, so I ended up moving on to overwriting the LDROM and APROM. Note that rebooting might be necessary in between the flashing steps, but I think it's included already.

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	Forgot to mention some important details to the post above. The AsrISP.exe /I flag is really important. Normally /I 0 uses the USB interface to flash the controller. In my case, the USB interface was misbehaving, so I used the I2C interface via the /I 1 command. After the USB interface came back online (I think right after the overwriting of the LDROM and/or APROM), then it would have been possible to use the USB interface, but I kept using the I2C interface the whole time since that's what I am used to using with Arduino. I remember also trying a bunch of reboots of the controller with the /BS flag at the beginning and not having a whole lot of luck with it fixing anything, so I ended up moving on to overwriting the LDROM and APROM. Note that rebooting might be necessary in between the flashing steps, but I think it's included already.