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Hello everyone, I too, like many others am experiencing a problem with the fan hub not being detected after sleep or in my case hibernate. I've looked through this thread and tried all of the fixes including the original auto hotkey fix and nothing worked properly at the time of resume on my system. By the way I have an ASRock Z390 taichi ultimate motherboard. Through many hours of research I was up all day yesterday until 6 o'clock this morning because it was bugging me so much having just spent about $275 for five of these fans... I digress. I have come up with a solution using Windows task scheduler that actually works for me, and should work for everyone else. This is not a problem with hardware, this is a problem with software. This is a perfect example of Thermaltake having an amazing product but the software literally makes these fans undesirable to a lot of people. I really didn't want to return these because in my opinion they are the best looking. As usual persistence paid off. I'm going to go ahead and share the task that I created in XML format. Just copy and paste this into a notepad document, save with the XML extension and import into task scheduler. Just remember to plug in your user account and you'll be good to go. It's worth mentioning the task is triggered after you press the sign in button when you resume from hibernation. Prior to doing this the fans will stay rainbow. An easy workaround for this is to open the group policy editor navigate under computer configuration find Require a password when a computer wakes, and disable that. This way when you turn your computer back on from sleep or hibernation it will almost immediately go back to the setting you had them on. I hope this works for everyone as well as it has worked for me.