Windows 10: How to fully get rid of dynamic lighting

I have a wireless and a wireless mouse and ever since dynamic lighting started my motherboard lighting fans ram and water cooler and the lighting on my mouse won’t let me customise them it says I have to do it through dynamic lighting and even when I turn it off it still won’t let me I have a Logitech mouse the g502 light speed and a Gigabyte B650 GAMING X AX V2 AMD Motherboard so I know for a fact it’s not a issue on my side

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Big problem with Dynamic lighting

Hello there! I am Charity, I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user like you.

I'm glad to help you today!

I understand you need help with regarding the Dynamic Lighting feature in Windows 11.

Do you have the Logitech's G Hub installed into your PC? If not yet, kindly install it and try adjusting the brightness settings from there.

You can download the Logitech G Hub from their website:

https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/innovation/g-hu...

If in any case that you're already using the Logitech G Hub, kindly try setting it as the highest priority in the Dynamic Lighting settings:

1. Open Settings > Go to Personalization > Go to Dynamic Lighting

2. Click on Background light control, then see if you'll see something with "Logitech" in it and drag it up top of the list.

 

Dynamic Lighting

Hello,

How about Making that Dynamic Lighting for All Products instead of just a tailored few, You BRAG about something special in Windows But it's ONLY available to a select few.... AKA The people that bought the RIGHT products. I bought Razer products but I guess I didn't spend enough to use the Dynamic Lighting features in your OS

 

Does Windows Dynamic Light Support Bluetooth devices?

Hi Rione, I am , a fellow Microsoft user like you.

I understand your concern. Could you clarify if you're able to connect via Bluetooth but dynamic lighting is not working?

It might not be supported for now. Could you provide the model of your mouse?

For a list of supported devices, please refer to this link and check under the Mouse section and General compatible devices section: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardw...