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Razer.Speedcr0ss
Hello everyone! Should the headset issue persists even after updating and connecting it to a different computer, please send me a PM. I'll pick it up from there. Hi @aeroViridiancast729. Please communicate with me in English so I can better assist you during our PM. I'll wait for your follow-up.

Jusante
The firmware update is no help at all since the computer doesn't recognise the headset. Is there another solution? I'm going to get a refund/replacement, this is won't do.
Hello, try following these steps from this link, I hope that this helps someone, tell me if it did. Mine are working now. /electra-v2-doesnt-work.56931/#post-528764

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  • June 8, 2020
For those who can't find the serial number, it is written under the left ear cushion. I had to send an email to find that out, would've saved a lot of time if support had told me in PM.

Razer.Speedcr0ss
Jusante
For those who can't find the serial number, it is written under the left ear cushion. I had to send an email to find that out, would've saved a lot of time if support had told me in PM.
Thanks for sharing! Are you still in contact with the Support Team? Feel free to send me a PM should you need additional assistance. I'll be locking this thread now.
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