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* **You must run the application as Administrator the first time to allow InpOut32 to set up. It can be run as a normal user afterwards**
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## Linux:
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### USB Access
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* Some USB devices (especially keyboards and mice) require installation of the WinUSB driver. You can do this with Zadig:
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- Download Zadig: https://zadig.akeo.ie/
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- Select "list all devices" from the menu
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- Select the last interface of your device
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- With "WinUSB" selected, click Install
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## Linux
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* Pre-built binaries are not currently available for Linux
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* You can build the project using Qt Creator or on the command line. The commands listed here work for Debian-based distros.
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* Run the application with ./OpenRGB
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### SMBus Access
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* SMBus access is necessary for controlling RGB RAM and certain motherboard on-board LEDs.
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* If you are not trying to use OpenRGB to control RGB RAM or motherboard LEDs, you may skip this section.
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