Device Driver Guide documents 4 Corsair families across 4 hardware categories. Each entry below explains what the family covers and links to the full on-site reference page for that hardware.
Listed families
4
Hardware categories
4
Families with cautions
4
How to use this page
Device Driver Guide does not host installers. Read the family page for the hardware you own, work out which package applies to your exact model and Windows edition, then use the official-source citation provided for that decision. A component-branded family may still require the company that built your computer or motherboard rather than Corsair; follow the declared package source on the family page.
Reference coverage is recorded separately for each family in the comparison below, not as one compatibility list for this manufacturer. These labels describe the scope of the reference, not certified compatibility or continuing Windows support. Confirm the exact device or PC model, hardware revision, Windows release, and package requirements with the manufacturer before making a change.
4 documented Corsair families
| Family | Category | Reference coverage | Caution on file |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corsair Gaming Input Peripherals | Game Controllers | 10, 11 | Yes, see the card below |
| Corsair iCUE (Keyboard Lighting and Macros) | Keyboards | 10, 11 | Yes, see the card below |
| Corsair NVMe SSD (MP series) | Storage & NVMe | 10/11 only where listed for the exact drive or controller package | Yes, see the card below |
| Corsair Virtual Audio Device (companion software) | Virtual Devices | 10/11 only where the exact Corsair product/app lists it | Yes, see the card below |
Game Controllers
This covers Corsair's gaming input devices that route through the company's iCUE ecosystem for lighting, macros, and profiles. Basic input typically works through standard Windows drivers, but the customization and firmware are handled in iCUE.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceKeyboards
iCUE is Corsair's control software for its K-series keyboards, orchestrating lighting, macros, and profiles, and it can synchronize effects across other Corsair gear. These are wired gaming keyboards with rich RGB, and many store a profile in onboard memory.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceStorage & NVMe
Corsair's MP-series NVMe SSDs are M.2 drives aimed at performance desktops and gaming builds. They operate on the standard Windows NVMe driver, so there is no separate Corsair operating driver to install.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where listed for the exact drive or controller package
Read the full family referenceVirtual Devices
This retained route name is a search label. Corsair peripherals and applications vary, and a general downloads page does not prove that an exact product installs a virtual endpoint.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where the exact Corsair product/app lists it
Read the full family reference