SimoDax

Why are you asking it in an Issue named 'wrapper for Mystic Light API'? Most likely you have the compiler set to x64

This is kind of expected. The Mystic Light api "uploads" the color settings to the Nuvoton SuperIO chip (you can see it on the motherboard near the southbridge). On power...

@battlemoose what's your hardware setup?

Hm, I actually don't know why it fails, the code has no control of what happens inside the dll :( My best bet is that the library is still buggy.....

Thank you man! I honestly hadn't thought about administrator rights. I tried it just now and.. yes, it gets past the initialization! Unluckily my B350 is friends with Mystic Light...

For what it's worth, back in the early days of my Tomahawk I contacted Msi to ask about the color limitation and they replied that my hardware could not support...

It requires the microsoft COM library and the microsoft ATL template (which is a "simple" way to use COM in c++), so I don't think this could run on Linux...

I've just needed to check if anti-windup was implemented in this library because of a project so here's my thought about the thread: Windup mitigation works by **limiting the integral...

I don't know how to help you man, initially I made this repo as a boilerplate to show mystic light's capabilities but it soon turned into a demostration of bad...

Yeah I think uninstalling them is worth a shot