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Razer Naga causing power issues?
Grundlestiltskin
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So long story short, was using my computer perfectly fine last night. Put it to sleep. Wake up this morning and the computer is no longer asleep, it's off. Figured that was odd and turned it on - couldn't get the computer to boot, BIOS says "USB Device Over Current! No keyboard detected, reboot in 15 seconds."
Went back and systematically unplugged all my USB devices and plugged them back in one by one. The only one causing this error, oddly enough, was the mouse. I thought it might be a driver issue, so I reinstalled the Naga drivers. Nope. Tried a wireless RF mouse I have, works perfectly fine. Plug in the Naga after startup and the computer doesn't even recognize that a USB device has been connected. Plug the Naga into my Macbook and I get a warning saying "USB port drawing too much power."
What is going on with my mouse?
Went back and systematically unplugged all my USB devices and plugged them back in one by one. The only one causing this error, oddly enough, was the mouse. I thought it might be a driver issue, so I reinstalled the Naga drivers. Nope. Tried a wireless RF mouse I have, works perfectly fine. Plug in the Naga after startup and the computer doesn't even recognize that a USB device has been connected. Plug the Naga into my Macbook and I get a warning saying "USB port drawing too much power."
What is going on with my mouse?
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That's what I figured. Razer customer support took 10 hours to come back with "try turning on USB legacy support." We'll see how long it takes them to give me a real answer that suggests they actually read my ticket.