[Rocknrollcows]

Title says it all. my Lachesis Config isn't controlling the mouse at all.

After I updated to V1.64, the Config stop controlling my mouse. I couldn't change DPI or Profiles or Polling rates from the Config.
Can't even turn off the logo lights.

Its really irritating.

Does anybody have a fix? or a similar problem?

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First things first, have you tried unplugging the mouse and restarting the computer?

If you have, try uninstalling the drivers and reinstalling the ones it came with. I have no problem using the Razer configurator with those.

[stettybet0]

First things first, have you tried unplugging the mouse and restarting the computer?

If you have, try uninstalling the drivers and reinstalling the ones it came with. I have no problem using the Razer configurator with those.

[Rocknrollcows]

you mean Unplug the mouse from the computer THEN restart with the mouse Unpluged?

no.

i'll try that tomorrow

I have been using the provided Driver.

have you updated to the latest firmware? O.o

[Rocknrollcows]

Fixed XD

thanks guys

[stettybet0]

Good to hear. Mind sharing how in case anyone else has a similar problem?

[Rocknrollcows]

I had Unplugged the mouse then restarted the comp like you had stated.

Then I went into config (it works now!) and i noticed Profiles 1 + 2 (the ones with problems) had polling rates of 125 which causes the mouse to disconnect when switching.

I changed those to 1000mhz and replugged my mouse.

Restarted my Comp again and now it works perfectly XD

I highly recommend this tool to anyone with a Razer mouse : http://www.razersupp...kbarticleid=134

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I switched my Polling rate back to 125mhz... I turns out, the mouse only DCs if it is switching profiles.

125mhz actually works better on my computer when I play high graphical games. I guess my Computer just isn't able to keep up with the high speeds of the Lachesis XD
maybe when I finally get my Pentium D will I be able to run my mouse at full potential

Edited by Rocknrollcows, 27 March 2008 - 05:40 PM.