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Seems the link doesnt work, however, after plugging the keyboard back into my PC, it has since worked, no problems at all for a couple of hours now, not sure what happened but it seems to have fixed itself.

I believe it does use synapse for drivers. I'll download it on my laptop and see what happens. But it is not seen on synapse on my PC.

Okay, so I've plugged it into my laptop, seems to be working fine at the moment. It isnt displayed as a "razer keyboard" in device manager but as a standard PS/2 Keyboard so I cant tell if its running the same way as it would on my PC. It also sometimes takes some time for it to stop working so...

Still havent been able to try, if it were the keyboard itself, is there much I can do apart from replacing it? It is under warranty.

Doesn't work in BIOS but power is supplied (backlighting works). Doesn't work in safe mode. Haven't been able to check other computers but will this afternoon.

Hi, I've had my keyboard since December now and its been great, no problems until yesterday. Its a Razer Cynosa v2. I turned on my pc and noticed it wasnt typing or working at all. I have another keyboard so I was able to do some debugging, in device manager it says "Device Descriptor Request...

I think I ended up fixing it by taking out the GPU and running it via the onboard graphic and then reinstalling the GPU, maybe it was a dodgy connection? But for future reference in case it pops up again, I’ll keep the DDU in mind. As for the PSU, I’ll see if I can find the model tomorrow, its...

So I’ve come across a problem, my PC will randomly freeze and when it does, I have to shut it down and restart as I cant do anything. However when I do go to boot it up, it then fails to display anything on my monitor, no matter how many times I restart. It doesnt do this in safe mode but my...

Awesome, thank you so much

Yes it does boot with only the SSD. It was what I used on a previous PC and was my main boot drive. The problem I started getting was when the SSD wouldn’t boot, it had obviously booted some version of my HDD as I could see all the files and the desktop settings I had with that drive. Deleting...

It booted before with both, never had any issues with it booting with the HDD, it did however occasionally restart randomly with both in. i’m going to assume it was because of the HDD it did this. I dont need it but its nice to have the extra space, would uninstalling the OS on the HDD prevent...

Actually I fixed it, turns out, the UEFI was disabled for some reason

So I was having some issues with my new PC restarting randomly every few minutes so I went to bios to see if there was a problem with my boot drive. All of a sudden, the SSD that I had installed with windows 10 would refuse to boot and it booted with my HDD (which also has a windows 10 OS...

Sorry actually, this is irrelevant

What about moving settings?