“Windows 11” 23H2 major updates have been pushed for download. This version also supports “dynamic lighting effect” settings, which can directly control the basic RGB lighting functions of various brands of hardware, without the need to install bloated supporting software.
“Windows 11” 23H2 update is launched. In “Settings” → “Personalization”, a new “Dynamic Lighting Effects” setting is added, which can centrally manage the lighting effects of peripheral hardware. It is more convenient than currently requiring each manufacturer’s dedicated software to be installed. , which can save memory resources, etc., and is simpler and easier to use than other free solutions such as “OpenRGB”, “SignalRGB”, “JackNet RGB Sync”, etc., and does not require any original drivers or plug-ins. It is very useful for players who only require basic functions such as unified lighting effects.
According to official documents, some devices have already passed the verification and will be updated one after another. All major manufacturers will support it, including: ACER, ASUS, HP, Logitech, Razer, SteelSeries, Twinkly, MSI, ASROCK, etc.See details【Support page】
The author happens to have the supported ASUS ROG Harpe Ace AimLab Edition mouse, as well as the ASRock motherboard that was announced earlier to be the first to support Microsoft Dynamic Lighting. First of all, make sure to upgrade the latest version of the firmware for the device. Taking the B760M PG SONIC WiFi as an example, it can be found at Find the update file on the support page and follow the instructions to update.
After completion, restart the computer. When you enter the desktop, a prompt will pop up to use the “Dynamic Lighting Effects” setting. The interface is very simple. The found devices will be listed. Below there are brightness, flashing effects, custom colors, etc. Basic functions are available. Please note that after enabling this function, it may conflict with some manufacturers’ RGB software. Users who plan to return to the original RGB software can turn off “Dynamic Lighting Effects” in advance.
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