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USB Keyboard Problem: Software or Hardware related?

TheBLOODYTOXIC
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Ahoy Everyone

 

Well i just got my CM Trigger Mechanical Keyboard with a great tactile response (blue cherry) :d but sometimes during games or daily usage the key freeze a key and the only thing to solve this problem is stroke few times the key like Shift and Ctrl.

 

I try unistalling the CM Trigger Software and did not solve it and my questions is:

By using a PS/2 conector (USB to PS/2) will solve the problem if in this case results to be a software problem? due PS/2 did not requires drivers?

 

 

Mario.

 

 

 

 

 

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So...are you using a USB to PS/2 converter currently? I'm using straight USB and it works just fine.

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Make sure you have it plugged into a usb 2.0 and not a 3.0..

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Make sure you have it plugged into a usb 2.0 and not a 3.0..

That won't cause any issues. USB 2.0 works fine in 3.0 ports. The port will just slow down to 2.0 speeds.

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Not on all mobos as i had a issues on my old gigabyte board with my CM storm TK not working right on any 3.0 port..But it worked fine on the 2.0 ports..

 

I am giving him a option to try that will take 15 seconds.. :)

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Okay fine.

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Nope

 

So...are you using a USB to PS/2 converter currently? I'm using straight USB and it works just fine.

 

Nope i'm using only the USB cable but i want to buy a USB To PS/2 adapter to see if it solves the problem

Is just 2.0 USb

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May be the fault of the keyboard. May. I own the same keyboard too.

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May be the fault of the keyboard. May. I own the same keyboard too.

 Well just to be sure

 

What drivers are you using?

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Whatever W7 installed. I don't remember updating any firmware either. You can check that too.

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