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Edgar R. Zakarian
By Edgar R. Zakarian
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I keep getting this annoying pop-up, nomatter what I do.

 

Anyone have a fix for this??

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Have you tried rebooting? /s

 

I might try uninstalling the software and installing it again, or if you don't need it just leave it out.

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Touched the RGB settings of your keyboard/mouse? Does it go away if you reboot the machine as it asks?

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6 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

Have you tried rebooting? /s

 

I might try uninstalling the software and installing it again, or if you don't need it just leave it out.

 

1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

Touched the RGB settings of your keyboard/mouse? Does it go away if you reboot the machine as it asks?

It's a wireless headphone .

Razer Man'O War

I just updated the software as it asked. Restarted the PC as it asked, and it says it again.

 

Doesn't matter how many times I restart. It's persistent...

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1 minute ago, Edgar R. Zakarian said:

 

It's a wireless headphone .

Razer Man'O War

I just updated the software as it asked. Restarted the PC as it asked, and it says it again.

 

Doesn't matter how many times I restart. It's persistent...

Reminds me of a bug I saw in an ASUS software package once.  You know how sometimes you go through half an install, and it reboots and then continues the install?  Well to do that it has to lay down a little thing that will cause windows to auto-run the installer on the next boot.  This is supposed to be removed when it completes successfully but it might have gotten stuck, causing this.

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5 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

Reminds me of a bug I saw in an ASUS software package once.  You know how sometimes you go through half an install, and it reboots and then continues the install?  Well to do that it has to lay down a little thing that will cause windows to auto-run the installer on the next boot.  This is supposed to be removed when it completes successfully but it might have gotten stuck, causing this.

had this happen with norton, funnily enough.. the one time in my life i actually needed norton removal tool to remove norton :P

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On 10/8/2017 at 11:09 PM, manikyath said:

nuke the driver install, ccleaner it, and reinstall.

Could it just be, that Razer has a bunch of retards working as coders? Didn't happen with previous updates.

But yeah, I'll try that...

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2 hours ago, Edgar R. Zakarian said:

Could it just be, that Razer has a bunch of retards working as coders? Didn't happen with previous updates.

But yeah, I'll try that...

eh, most hardware brands actually have rather poopy programmers. i'd say logitech is an exception, but they are notoriously slow with fixing bugs when new windows versions come out.

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