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1. Open windows device manager and locate all devices that are from your keyboard and devices that are related to the keyboard, the are a few under usb devices and human interface devices maybe some more and delete all devices incl. the driversoftware (windows will ask you for it if you delete from whitin windows device manager), if not doesn't mind than you have to delete only the one device you are talking about. If windows asks for restarting DO NOT !!! Only restart after you deleted all devices and software.
2. Delete all your software related to your keyboard such as Synapse 2.0 and if you have some more hardware from razer you won't have to delete the devices via windows device manager but only delete the software that came with it.
3. Now if you're sure all shit from razer is gone... you can restart your pc. Untill now you haven't restarted yet. This is very important that you don't restart untill now.
4. Now when fully restarted, windows will ask you for installing a driver for a new found device. If not it's oke too, just open windows device manager again and look for an unknown device. select "browse my computer for driver software" => "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer" => uncheck the checkbox "Show compatible hardware" => select in the left pane under manufacturer (Standard keyboards) => select in the right pane under model "HID Keyboard Device".
5. Now restart again.
6. After restarting windows maybe asks to install some more devices, just ignore and install your Synapse 2.0 software if it's allright the software installs your keyboard and wait and be patient when updating process starts because it can take a while the first time.
7. Restart again and check if it all works oke.
If you have any difficulties or problems you can ask me again and I will help you.
Best regards, Ricardo (Battle-Master)
I had a similar issue earlier when trying to locate drivers for it.
Regards
Again, Your Instructions were Perfect! Thank You Very Much!
BTW - I called Razer Support and was told that they were not sure of the problem and would have to escalate it. Someone is supposed to call me back tomorrow from the Razer Tech Support Escalations Team. I will be sure to tell them about your Fix and give 'Credit Where Credit is Due!'