#keyboard just died out of nowhere

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magic tiger
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I never turn off my computer. Last night was just a normal night of gaming, then I went to bed and left the computer on like i do every day.

Today I come back and the keyboard doesn’t work. The LEDs aren’t on and no input is being registered.

I tried:
-Disconnecting and connecting the keyboard on both ends
-I tried not using the USB-A adapter and tried to connect directly with USB-C
-I tried a different PC
-I tried a different cable

I did some research and found out that you can restore your Wooting, YAY (I thought).

I hold down the top and bottom left keys and connect the keyboard- the keys turn blue. I tried to continue the process but no device appears in my browser, so I can’t move forward.

I tried this step 3 more times but I observe that the blue LEDs aren’t solid, they are kind of just flickering- which maybe indicates a hardware problem? Not sure.

Please help!

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# magic tiger I never turn off my computer. Last night was just a normal night of gaming, then...

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magic tiger
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2 things I’d like to add, however not sure if it’s relevant.

  1. I use SignalRGB to control the LEDs on the rest of my devices on my computer (it is banned from controlling my keyboard).

  2. I have had issues in the past with Wootility recognizing my keyboard. I only use the browser version of the tool.

dusky cobalt
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mind looking in device manager -> view -> Devices by container and look what the keyboard is listed as?

magic tiger
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yes let me check give me a moment

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yeah i don’t see it..

rugged storm
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try this

magic tiger
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one sec

magic tiger
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like i said in the post, this is where i get stuck

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the 2 keys on the keyboard is glowing blue

dusky cobalt
magic tiger
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oh sorry i deleted it because it’s not what you asked for

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you asked for view devices by container

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that first screenshot wasn’t that

dusky cobalt
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oh right didn't seen it

magic tiger
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sorry i didn’t read your instructions, i just send the device manager without changing view

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not sure if that helps

dusky cobalt
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you might try this

magic tiger
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ok one sec

half mural
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Do you hear USB connection sound when you plug in the keyboard?

magic tiger
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almost done

half mural
magic tiger
magic tiger
half mural
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You'll have to open it

dusky cobalt
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oh yea shafie is probably right.. kinda ignored the fact it's about the 80HEscrajj

dusky cobalt
magic tiger
magic tiger
dusky cobalt
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ye

half mural
magic tiger
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ok i’ll do this after i eat, thank you

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yeah yeah… pepesadder i figured it was a hardware issue, i just really didn’t want to open up the keyboard

half mural
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Fortunately, it's easy to fix