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28-Jan-2018
Razer Atheris mouse - disappointment with terrible Bluetooth performance, no accessories
When Razer announced their new Atheris wireless mobile mouse I was really looking forward to getting my hands on one. Unfortunately Razer didn't realise it in Australia until months after the US release and then it took me about a month longer to finally get my hands on one.
When Razer announced their new Atheris wireless mobile mouse I was really looking forward to getting my hands on one. Unfortunately Razer didn't realise it in Australia until months after the US release and then it took me about a month longer to finally get my hands on one.
28-Feb-2017
Fixing Razer Deathadder Chroma scroll button click
I've had my Razer DeathAdder Chroma for roughly six months and yesterday in the middle of the day the middle button click (scroll wheel click) stopped working. I use this button very often so it was really a necessity for me and I either had to fix it or get a new mouse. Turns out many people had the same problem me judging by the amount of complaints on various forums. There were suggestions how to fix it too, which didn't work on my mouse, so I took it to the next level and brute force fixed it. Read on for how.
I've had my Razer DeathAdder Chroma for roughly six months and yesterday in the middle of the day the middle button click (scroll wheel click) stopped working. I use this button very often so it was really a necessity for me and I either had to fix it or get a new mouse. Turns out many people had the same problem me judging by the amount of complaints on various forums. There were suggestions how to fix it too, which didn't work on my mouse, so I took it to the next level and brute force fixed it. Read on for how.
01-Feb-2017
Stopping the RzUpdater from launching and consuming high CPU percentage
I've noticed that on my Mac the RzUpdater process has been consuming a very high amount of CPU for long stretches at a time. Every instance this happened, I had to manually kill that process, but it would get started by macOS again shortly after. This seemed to happen when there was no network connectivity so I am guessing that RzUpdater tries to check for updates to the software and locks up when it can't make an Internet connection. Bad design, so here's how you make sure that process doesn't start in the first place.
I've noticed that on my Mac the RzUpdater process has been consuming a very high amount of CPU for long stretches at a time. Every instance this happened, I had to manually kill that process, but it would get started by macOS again shortly after. This seemed to happen when there was no network connectivity so I am guessing that RzUpdater tries to check for updates to the software and locks up when it can't make an Internet connection. Bad design, so here's how you make sure that process doesn't start in the first place.
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