Windows 10: Starting Corsair Icue causes AUDIODG.EXE to stop working and im not sure if this is normal...

Title says most of my thought on the matter, here I will post the results of the process crashing as listed in my Reliability monitorDescriptionFaulting Application Path: C:\Windows\System32\audiodg.exeProblem signatureProblem Event Name: APPCRASHApplication Name: AUDIODG.EXEApplication Version: 10.0.19041.1503Application Timestamp: c40fe88fFault Module Name: 9EarsSurroundSound.dllFault Module Version: 1.2.2.59494Fault Module Timestamp: 5d4af105Exception Code: c0000005Exception Offset: 00000000001d3032OS Versi

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CORSAIR Introduces Their iCUE Unified Software

CORSAIR , a world leader in PC gaming peripherals and enthusiast components, today announced the early access launch of its new unified software, iCUE. Bringing together the full range of CORSAIR products into a single intuitive interface, iCUE powers everything from CORSAIR keyboards, mice and headsets to fans, coolers and PSUs.

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SS3svc32.exe popping up on startup?

This worked for me. I have Windows 10 64bit. I no longer get the popup on start-up asking for permission. Also, ever since this thing started popping up, my Corsair K95 RGB keyboard would no longer light up. And when I went into my Corsair iCue software
(formally known as Corsair Link), it detected no devices. Since taking these steps, my keyboard now automatically lights up on start-up and when I go into the iCue software it's now detecting my Corsair keyboard, RAM sticks and Cooler.

This issue may have also been the culprit behind audio issues I had while video conferencing with Skype. Lately, I've been forced to use Zoom, so hopefully this corrects that issue as well.

Thanks for helping out with this.

 

BSOD IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL hall.dll ntoskrnl.dll

I unchecked the cpuid service and also all corsair services, and now im uninstalling the corsair software just for extra measures. at a later point i will reinstall it, but if this stops the problem, what would be my next steps to prevent it from coming
back when i reinstall the corsair software?

EDIT: Upon uninstalling corsair iCUE and restart i was able to delete the files in the temp folder location previously specified