So about 3 months ago I got a Razer Naga and every time I plugged it in and turned on the computer the computer wouldn't start, the fans would run, lights would turn on but the screen would stay black, I thought it was just the mouse, so I sold it and bought the Razer Naga Epic, I just recently got it, plugged it into to start charging and BOOM The Kernel Driver stopped responding. Is it my computer? Anyone else having these problems?
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I have a razer Naga too (see my whole collection in my sig). I do not have this issue, so I would call Dell and talk to them about this.
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It's pretty crazy they already changed my lcd, video cards and ram twice, plus a hard drive, think they will give me a whole new system?
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I had a problem with the Naga Epic and my R3 as well. STOP errors would randomly occur and sometimes the laptop would not boot with the Epic plugged in. I had been plugging it into either of the two USB 2.0 ports on the right side of the R3. I then switched to the USB 3.0 ports on the left side and never had it happen again during at least two more weeks of use. I'm pretty sure it's a compatibility issue between the Naga Epic and the USB 2.0 controller on the R3. I had the latest firmware and drivers at the time, on both the Epic and the R3.
The reason for only two more weeks of use was that I later moved the Epic to my desktop PC as I was very disappointed how I still had to have a wire plugged into my laptop even in wireless mode. Not very good design. -
I think it could be the motherboard. Im pretty sure you can get a new system, because I doubt they still have parts for the R1. Try to get a m18x, as that is their only dual gpu machine now.
Edit: I do not have any razer software installed in the computer. I just plug in the Naga as it is. My Naga is the regular one with wire -
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Now will they give me a replacement just because a mouse isn't working with the system and causes it to bug out or for the other problems i'm still having like a gray screen while playing games or browsing the web that still haven't been fixed after the replacements....
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I had issues with my Naga on my R3, wouldn't boot. All I did was switch USB ports and never had a problem again.
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If it boots without any USB devices plugged in but freezes when you plug something in, turn off USB emulation in BIOS and see if it helps you.
Incidentally I own a Naga too and had the same issue, but it's not the mouse, anything plugged into USB caused it to not boot. -
Alienware M17x and the Razer Naga's
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