Then open you Fan Expert and now you have full control of the PWM settings/curves for your fans through AI Suite. *Important* When you launch into Windows, open the L-Connect software and select (Sync w/ MOBO or something like that, I cant remember exactly what its called I'm at work lol). Then, plug in the controller single PWM lead back into the same spot. Unplug the fan/group from the MOBO, plug it back into the controller. Essentially repeat steps 1, 2 ,3 backwards. If not, try opening L-Connect and selecting Sync w/ MOBO.

If you are able to control the fan/group, then proceed to Step 6. Once it is done, make sure you can see a designated curve made for your Uni fans (Should labeled the same as the plug you have it plugged into (Chassis Fan 3)), play around with it and make sure that any changes you make, work on the fans. It will allow you to adjust them later as a whole, but for now, just the fans/group you plugged in.) (This lets the system create a curve structure for your Uni fans. Step 5: Boot into Windows and from that point on, open your AI Suite and have the Fan Expert run the Automatic Fan tuning. My plug is located at the bottom and the fan is labeled as Chassis Fan 3 (CHA3_FAN on MOBO I think, If you don't know, refer to your manual). There, change the corresponding fan plug on the MOBO to PWM mode (by default I think it says auto). Step 4: Boot into your BIOS and locate Q-Fan control. Step 3: Take the PWM lead you just disconnected and plug it into the chassis fan header you had the single PWM lead going to from the controller. Step 2: Disconnect one of your fan/group PWM plug from the Lian-Li controller (DO NOT DISCONNECT anything else, keep the RGB plugged into the controller). Step 1: Shut-off PC, disconnect the PWM lead (It is paired with the RGB connector (keep that plugged in), it's the single wire plug you need to disconnect from the MOBO) from the chassis fan header. *Disclaimer* I am tired after troubleshooting all day so if you have any questions, lmk.

Lian li uni fan controller setup