New wolverine chroma v2 brick after firmware upgrade
I bought a new controller yesterday and after plugging in my xbox S it works fine. Today I started getting the button maps created. Wanted to see if I could optimize the deadzone.The razor software It asked if I wanted to install the latest firmware update. Click yes, and after the update is completed, the new controller was just a brick, rebooting after a few seconds. I tried unplugging it and replugging it also rebooting. Now I tried plugging the controller into my PC and still rebooting after a few seconds.
My PC software version is:
Windows 10 single home V21H1 64 bits
Razer software version is 1.7.41.10
Firmware controller version is 1.1.1.0
I don´t remember the firmware version before the upgrade.
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- Razer Support
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classicIOLITETealDeer546I will raise this to the Engineering Team by starting a case. Please PM me the serial number so I can validate its model specifications and share a copy of your controller so I can check its warranty. *Thread locked to curb conversation to PM.
I bought a new controller yesterday and after plugging in my xbox S it works fine. Today I started getting the button maps created. Wanted to see if I could optimize the deadzone.The razor software It asked if I wanted to install the latest firmware update. Click yes, and after the update is completed, the new controller was just a brick, rebooting after a few seconds. I tried unplugging it and replugging it also rebooting. Now I tried plugging the controller into my PC and still rebooting after a few seconds. My PC software version is: Windows 10 single home V21H1 64 bits Razer software version is 1.7.41.10 Firmware controller version is 1.1.1.0 I don´t remember the firmware version before the upgrade.
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