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Razer Tartarus/huntsman sticking / glitch

  • September 25, 2022
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Grapewatchpulse582
/razer-tartarus-v2-controller-d-pad-sticking-glitch.67168/page-25 I couldn't reply to this thread, so I'm making a new one. I have a recently purchased, less than 30 days huntsman mini keyboard and razer tartarus pro. Experiencing the issue described in the thread above that seems to have been going on for over two years. No fix right? I knew I shouldn't have given razer a second chance. Their Naga's used to break non stop and they got a bad rep for that. The hardware seemed to be better so I took a chance. Big regret.
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    Grapewatchpulse582
    I'm searching through my garbage to find the receipt for this huntsman piece of crap. I'll sell the tartarus 2nd hand to someone who wants it for flight simultaors, and then I never ever have to think about razer and their 3rd rate trash excuse for gaming hardware ever again !! I can't find it i'm screwed. What's funny is I've been buying keyboards since 1996. Not once, ONCE, ONE TIME, have I ever had a logitech keyboard do something like this. NEARLY THIRTY YEARS. And the TWO TIMES over this thirty year period I try razer it lets me down. That's not a coincidence HAHAAAAAAAAAAAA GUESS WHAT, my old keyboard that I spilled water on and thought it was broken forever(why I bought the razer) is working again!! Really nice Deck 10keyless I've had with cherry browns for over 7 years. Works flawlessly, never had any stuck keys or repeating key issues. The day is saved!!!!!!!! Cya Razer, you won't be missed, hope you go out of business
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      funnily enough i got a "resolution" to this today. Good day! Thank you for waiting while we investigated your reported issue. We attempted to reproduce the issue that you are experiencing, but we are unable to do so. This means that your issue maybe isolated due to external factors such as third-party software, device configuration/settings, or corrupted files/Operating System. Below are some additional steps that you may take to address your issue. Please note that Razer is not liable for any data loss, data corruption, or any effects due to performing the steps below. It is recommended that you backup your device before proceeding. 1. Restore Windows to a previous restore point (before issue occurred) 2. Start Windows in Safe Mode to isolate the issue 3. Uninstall/Reinstall any programs that were recently installed 4. Reset your PC (Your Data and Programs will be removed) back to factory settings At this time, we will be closing your case. Should you need assistance in the future, please contact our support via https://support.razer.com/.
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