#keyboard fail update
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Odłącz i podlacz
próbowałem nie pomogło
udało się używając kabla od telefonu przywrócić (usb-c to usb-c)
To albo kabel jest rozjebany albo coś z usbkami na mobo
Kabel rozjebany? Może
Co do mobo to byłbym w szoku bo dopiero co byl kupowany i sprawdzany podczas składania
A CRC error tends to indicate the information sent to the keyboard is not the same as what was received. For example:
Wootility uploads: Hello_world
Keyboard receives: Hegggggrld
This can cause an issue. I recommend checking the points below, as some devices or certain USB controllers on the motherboard may have issues:
- A USB port further away from the current location, preferably color-coded differently
This ensures the keyboard is not connected to the same USB controller chip.
- A different USB-C cable
The cable may be damaged or have issues causing some of the data to be lost.
- Another computer
This checks if the computer is the cause of the problem. While rare, I have seen this caused by software on the system.
- Not resolved
If not resolved, we tend to check the PCB/USB-C port for any issues that could cause data loss/corrosion, like a damaged USB-C port internal or corrosion on the USB-C port pins on the PCB.