Razer Ultimate Blackwidow up arrow key is malfunctioning

There are a few potential reasons why your Macally keyboard is not staying on even when fully charged:

1. Battery issues: The battery in the keyboard may be faulty or malfunctioning. It's possible that the battery is not holding a charge or is not working properly.
2. Power management settings: Check your keyboard's power management settings and make sure that it is set to stay on when fully charged. Some keyboards have a sleep mode that turns off the keyboard when not in use to conserve power.
3. Connectivity issues: Make sure that the keyboard is properly connected to your computer. Also check if the keyboard works with other devices.
4. Firmware update: Make sure you have the latest firmware update for your keyboard. Sometimes an update can fix any bugs that cause the keyboard to turn off when it's fully charged.
5. Damaged charging port: The charging port of the keyboard may be damaged and not able to charge the battery.

It's recommended to contact the manufacturer's customer support team, they will be able to assist you in diagnosing the problem and provide a solution. If the keyboard is still under warranty, you may be able to get it repaired or replaced for free.

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you need to go to control panel and then devise manger and update driver software for that devise

your keyboard utilizes keys F1-F10 as re-programmable function keys.to change your current pofile press the razer lycosa logo+functon key(f1-f10) or you can reset your keyboard to factory default settings by pressing the "Razer Logo" button for 15 seconds while the Razer Lycosa is connected to a powered on computer. NB: ALL CONFIGURATION SETTINGS WILL BE LOST WHEN YOU RESET THE RAZER LYCOSA
TO FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS. ALL CONFIGURATION SETTINGS WILL NEED TO BE
RE-ENTERED OR LOADED FROM THE CONTROL PANEL AFTER THE RAZER LYCOSA IS RESET.

Just try updating to the latest firmware and drivers and if that still doesn't work, you should contact Razer's tech support

did you restart the pc with the razer installed. also try installing it into a different port.

short of insuring all your win 7 updates are laoded and installed , got to device manager and update the driver. choose search the web option.

I used to get the same problem with my razer lachesis....and what i found out was my game pad was causing it as well as my computer vibrations....the app error could be that your driver might be wrong just go to razer and get the new firmware update http://www.razersupport.com/index.php?_m=downloads&_a=view&parentcategoryid=8&pcid=0&nav=0 that is the link for the updates ect..pls let me know if that helps or if not i will assist you further.

I had this same issue when the software hung. I thought my mouse was dead(no lights, no response when plugged in on my Vista machine). The way I solved it was to goto my XP machine(this may work in Vista 32bit too but I have 64bit and didn't wanna chance it) and install the firmware update software.

After installing the software, run it and get to the screen that tells you to hold down the pairing button when connecting the mouse. Then make SURE your mouse is turned OFF via the ON/OFF switch on the bottom, then HOLD the pairing button on the bottom of the mouse and connect the USB cable. When you do this, you should see a note that XP sees a bootloader and it will want to install a driver for it. Let XP install automatically. When it is done installing the driver, click next on the software screen and it should say it sees the mouse and the UPDATE button should be green. Click it and it will update. This should work, even if it looks like your mouse is dead(no lights when plugged in and not being recognized properly).

The key parts are make sure the mouse is OFF(vai the switch on the bottom) before starting and also make sure you hold the pairing button down when connecting the USB cable. If your system doesn't see a bootloader when you connect the mouse, the update won't work properly.

This fix also works for the LX 710 Cordless! Yay! Thank you.