After the reboot do install the SteelSeries software again. Do also make sure that the old SteelSeries sofware has been uninstalled from Programs and Features as well. Reboot the laptop once the driver has been removed and it should reinstall automatically after the reboot. I urge them to figure out a better way to get everything together even though its individual parts are well designed. Go to Device Manager and uninstall the keyboard driver. Overall, SteelSeries Engine 3 is very powerful in itself, but the more they go for discrete app-based control, the more they risk alienating features and users alike. All these apps are thanks to their GameSense SDK, and this is very promising for the driver's future functionality and integration. The company also allows you to make your own app, but it is not a trivial process upon closer examination, so I don't expect the average end user to use it. You can also configure these settings in detail, and there are even more apps to be found here. These three apps are still present, but the company added many more, including Tidal and some game-specific apps which also support the OLED display onboard the Apex Pro (and the other Apex keyboards as well as some of their mice with OLED displays) for real-time in-program/game status indicators. Dear Microsoft Your latest update today on 9/8/17 KB4034764 has apparently been breaking the drivers for those of use using the Steelseries Merc gaming. When I last looked at SteelSeries Engine, the global program only had three "apps" in PrismSync to coordinate lighting across compatible devices, Discord-integration, and an audio visualizer.
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