Having used Bazzite on my Ally X causes the Windows 11 Dynamic Lighting driver to fail to install
I have an Asus ROG Ally X and have a dual boot setup with Windows 11 and Bazzite. I've used Bazzite several times now, and I remember reading about it having broken the stick LEDs before, though it seemed to have been fixed.
However, now every second time that I reboot Windows, it'll try to install the same update, one that includes their new Dynamic Lighting controller driver. Unfortunately, this fails every time at the step that sets up the driver, seemingly rolling back the entire update. When I try to use Dynamic Lighting in the Windows settings now, it doesn't work. The LEDs remain off. Even switching back to Asus' RGB LED controller doesn't turn on the LEDs. They do have the rainbow effect when the device is in standby though (while running Windows), and they also work just fine when running Bazzite.
I'm grateful for any pointers. :)
However, now every second time that I reboot Windows, it'll try to install the same update, one that includes their new Dynamic Lighting controller driver. Unfortunately, this fails every time at the step that sets up the driver, seemingly rolling back the entire update. When I try to use Dynamic Lighting in the Windows settings now, it doesn't work. The LEDs remain off. Even switching back to Asus' RGB LED controller doesn't turn on the LEDs. They do have the rainbow effect when the device is in standby though (while running Windows), and they also work just fine when running Bazzite.
I'm grateful for any pointers. :)
