diff --git a/Controllers/NVIDIAIlluminationController/NVIDIAIlluminationControllerDetect.cpp b/Controllers/NVIDIAIlluminationController/NVIDIAIlluminationControllerDetect.cpp
index ef15efbd..92399118 100644
--- a/Controllers/NVIDIAIlluminationController/NVIDIAIlluminationControllerDetect.cpp
+++ b/Controllers/NVIDIAIlluminationController/NVIDIAIlluminationControllerDetect.cpp
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ static const gpu_pci_device device_list[] =
     {NVIDIA_VEN,    NVIDIA_RTX3090TI_DEV,           NVIDIA_VEN,     NVIDIA_RTX3090TI_FE_SUB_DEV,                NVIDIA_ILLUMINATION_V1,     TREATS_RGBW_AS_RGBW,    "NVIDIA 3090TI FE"              },
 };
 
-bool DetectNVIDIAIllumGPUs()
+void DetectNVIDIAIllumGPUs(std::vector<RGBController*> &rgb_controllers)
 {
     static NV_PHYSICAL_GPU_HANDLE   gpu_handles[64];
     static NV_S32                   gpu_count = 0;
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ bool DetectNVIDIAIllumGPUs()
                                 new_controller          = new NVIDIAIlluminationV1Controller(new_nvapi, device_list[dev_idx].treats_rgbw_as_rgb);
                                 new_rgbcontroller       = new RGBController_NVIDIAIlluminationV1(new_controller);
                                 new_rgbcontroller->name = device_list[dev_idx].name;
-                                ResourceManager::get()->RegisterRGBController(new_rgbcontroller);
+                                rgb_controllers.push_back(new_rgbcontroller);
                             }
                             break;
                     }
@@ -106,7 +106,6 @@ bool DetectNVIDIAIllumGPUs()
             }
         }
     }
-    return(true);
 }
 
-REGISTER_I2C_BUS_DETECTOR(DetectNVIDIAIllumGPUs);
+REGISTER_DETECTOR("NVidia NvAPI Illumination", DetectNVIDIAIllumGPUs);
diff --git a/Controllers/NVIDIAIlluminationController/RGBController_NVIDIAIllumination.cpp b/Controllers/NVIDIAIlluminationController/RGBController_NVIDIAIllumination.cpp
index e12cdbc4..c2c1268f 100644
--- a/Controllers/NVIDIAIlluminationController/RGBController_NVIDIAIllumination.cpp
+++ b/Controllers/NVIDIAIlluminationController/RGBController_NVIDIAIllumination.cpp
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
     @comment Tested on various 30 series GPUs and a Founders Edition 2070 Super
         If you want to see if your card should also use this controller, download the DLLs from the release of [this](https://gitlab.com/OpenRGBDevelopers/NvAPISpy).
 
-        Perform the global replacement technique, which is specified in the README of NvAPI spy.  Once this is complete, use an RGB program of your choice and make some basic 
+        Perform the global replacement technique, which is specified in the README of NvAPI spy.  Once this is complete, use an RGB program of your choice and make some basic
         lighting changes.
 
         Check the C:\NvAPISpy\ folder and see if the logs created are filled with calls like this:
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@
                                                 **DATA_SINGLE_COLOR::  Brightness% 44
         ```
         If you see Get/Set Calls above for zone control, please create a [new device issue](https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB/-/issues/new?issuable_template=New%20Device#)
-        and attach the relevant details to request support for your device (try various modes in each color, especially white and shades around it, since some cards treat RGBW as 
+        and attach the relevant details to request support for your device (try various modes in each color, especially white and shades around it, since some cards treat RGBW as
         standard RGB).
 \*-------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
@@ -52,11 +52,11 @@
     @save :x:
     @direct :white_check_mark:
     @effects :x:
-    @detectors DetectNVIDIAIlluminationGPUControllers
+    @detectors DetectNVIDIAIllumGPUs
     @comment Tested on various 30 series GPUs and a Founders Edition 2070 Super
         If you want to see if your card should also use this controller, download the DLLs from the release of [this](https://gitlab.com/OpenRGBDevelopers/NvAPISpy).
 
-        Perform the global replacement technique, which is specified in the README of NvAPI spy.  Once this is complete, use an RGB program of your choice and make some basic 
+        Perform the global replacement technique, which is specified in the README of NvAPI spy.  Once this is complete, use an RGB program of your choice and make some basic
         lighting changes.
 
         Check the C:\NvAPISpy\ folder and see if the logs created are filled with calls like this:
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@
                                                 **DATA_SINGLE_COLOR::  Brightness% 44
         ```
         If you see Get/Set Calls above for zone control, please create a [new device issue](https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB/-/issues/new?issuable_template=New%20Device#)
-        and attach the relevant details to request support for your device (try various modes in each color, especially white and shades around it, since some cards treat RGBW as 
+        and attach the relevant details to request support for your device (try various modes in each color, especially white and shades around it, since some cards treat RGBW as
         standard RGB).
 \*-------------------------------------------------------------------*/