#Random keys doing whatever this is sometimes

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runic tulip
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I just got a wooting two HE for Christmas but my keys sometimes say they're being pressed a little bit (0.10 to 0.20mm) even though they're not. This is not the first time, it has already happened with the spacebar and another key, I don't really remember what it was. Right now, it's happening with F4.

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# runic tulip I just got a wooting two HE for Christmas but my keys sometimes say they're bein...

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runic tulip
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Now, it's not happening with F4 anymore and it's F3? I have no idea why it's doing this, maybe a faulty PCB or something.

mossy silo
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How's the keyboard connected to your PC?
Is the firmware up to date?

runic tulip
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Now it's also happening with F2

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But F2 isn't constantly on, it stops doing it sometimes

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And then it does it again when I press it

mossy silo
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If the dock doesn't have its own power supply, it will cause issues like this. Try decreasing RGB brightness and use shorter cable, if you have one.

runic tulip
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It's docked

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I mean it's powered

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45w I think

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A keyboard doesn't take that much power, right?

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Decreasing the RGB brightness does absolutely nothing

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And I'm using the cable that came with the keyboard if that's what you're asking

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If I unplug the dock power cable, it stops doing that for some reason?

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And now it's fine again?

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What the hell is going on?

mossy silo
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Sounds like a power delivery issue, the keyboard might not be getting stable power when it's plugged in a dock. If you have a PC or laptop, you could try plugging it there, to rule out that the issue isn't the keyboard itself.