If you've installed G.Skill RGB software for your RAM you may want to uninstall that as well, the same way as above. You'll need to run it once for each Gigabyte trace file you find. Lastly, download and find any last mischievous trace of Gigabyte utilities that are still lurking around and uninstall those. Second, remove the C:\Program Files (x86)\GIGABYTE folder. Uninstall all Gigabyte App Center if installed and associated utilities (if installed) first through Windows Remove Programs feature. Don't delete the first restore point just yet either, I'll circle around to this later. After we get this working, you'll want to immediately make another restore point and call it Fusion G.Skill working or similar. Call it Pre-Fusion G.Skill Fix or something similar. Gigabyte X570 Aorus Master / G.Skill Trident Z Neo F4-3600C14D-16GTZN This is coming from a CLEAN Windows 10 Pro installation after all updates and version 1909 upgrade with BIOS F11. 4, or email at GIGABYTE LinksĪfter pouring hundreds of hours into this solution and seeing countless posts of frustration with no good solution to get these two expensive components to cooperate, I have a guide to get Gigabyte's Fusion 2.0 software working with your hot shit G.Skill RGB ram - WITHOUT - having to delete any G.Skill files in the Gigabyte folder as a work around, without installing a separate RGB program just for the ram to light up, and without losing any functionality over time! Rule #5 - Please direct all RMA questions or comments to our customer service at 1 (626) 854-9338 op. Rule #4 - Begging, trading, or selling will not be tolerated. Brigading, witch-hunting, vote manipulation, flamebaiting, clickbaiting or intentional rudeness will not be allowed. Rule #2 - Remember the human, please follow Reddiquette. Rule #1 - All content must be related to GIGABYTE. 
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