Hello,

This is a brand new system (MB: aorus Z390 I pro wifi) with a fresh install of Windows 10 and AquaSuite X.16. First time I launch the software, it recognized my Quadro but requested that I update the firmware. When I launch the firmware update, it stays stucked at 0% (over 20 minutes now). No activity on the device, fans are shutdown completely. Cooling loop is running as I connected the pump directly to the motherboard.

What can I do to figure out what is happening?

Thanks,

Seb

I removed all software, including AquaSuite and powered off. This morning, I reinstalled AquaSuite and it did find again the Quadro. As it was still requesting a firmware upgrade to use with v. X.16, I launched the upgrade with the same result: stuck at 0% with message "The firmware of the device is outdated. Please perform an update. Without an update your device can not be used with this aquasuite version."

Task manager shows no active process (all below 1% CPU), no disk or network activity.

Some information on the device. Current firmware: 1011, serial number: 20951-42820.

Is there any log I can extract to get a hint of what is hanging the process?

When I launch the firmware upgrade, should I only have power + usb connected to the Quadro or is it OK to have fan + sensor too?

I've tried the second header (pins 1,3,5,7) available on my motherboard with the same result as with the initial connection (pins 2,4,6,. I confirm that both times, the red side of the Quadro connector was aligned with the +5V on the motherboard. I've attached the info from my MB manual of the USB header I'm using (F_USB1 (USB 2.0/1.1 Header).

After a failed attempt at firmware upgrade, the device is no more accessible (appears as disconnected in aquasuite). What is the fastest way to make it available again for an upgrade? Shutting down the computer for 10 minutes does not appear sufficient (overnight was).

Thanks for the rapid feedback. Email sent.