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To preserve battery life the Orochi Razer V2 might go into a power saving mode
- First search “Device Manager” in your Windows Search Bar
- Click to expand the “Mice and other pointing devices” option
- Right click on the Razer mouse and select “Properties”
- Under “Power Management”, uncheck the option that allows the computer to turn off the device to save power
- Take these same steps for “Universal Serial Bus (USB) Controllers” and “Bluetooth Adapters”, in the device manager.
Sometimes uninstalling and reinstalling the mouse drivers will resolve this issue.
- First search “Device Manager” in your Windows Search Bar
- Click to expand the “Mice and other pointing devices” option
- Find the mouse in the expanded list and right click on it
- Click uninstall device
- Next while still in the Device Manager click “Human Interface Devices”, and right click the Razer mouse and uninstall it
- Now restart your computer, the mouse drivers will automatically reinstall
- Secure Connectors Solution: Shut the mouse off and take out the battery. Using a dry microfiber towel (or cotton swab with a minute amount of isopropyl alcohol), clean the contacts on the battery and mouse, then allow them to air dry.
- Reinsert the battery firmly and be sure the battery door latches securely (no rattling).
- Use a different AA/AAA (a fresh one from a reputable brand alkaline or a fully charged NiMH). Weak cells can appear “charged” but they sag under load and cause dropouts.
- Try to place the dongle in a different USB port, and avoid the rear port
- Try cleaning the dongles USB Contacts using a lightly damp microfiber towel or cotton swab, and make sure it’s completely dry before plugging in again
- Try using a 6-12 inch USB extension, plugging it into your computer then plugging the dongle into it
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