How to Fix Razer Synapse not detecting mouse

Introduction to Razer Synapse 

Razer Synapse is a powerful software suite designed to give gamers an enhanced gaming experience. It is a cloud-based software that allows users to customize and control their gaming peripherals. In addition, Razer Synapse is capable of detecting and connecting to all compatible Razer devices. However, sometimes users may encounter issues where Razer Synapse fails to detect their mouse. This can be an irritating issue, but luckily there are some steps that can be taken to fix it. 

How to Fix Razer Synapse not Detecting Mouse 

The first step in fixing this issue is to right-click the Windows Start button and select "Device Manager". Then, look at the "Mice and other pointing devices" heading and click on each device with "Razer" in the name, then right-click and select "Uninstall". After this, reboot your PC and this should fix any conflicting drivers or devices. 

If, however, your mouse still isn't detected by Synapse, it may be too old for the current version. In this case, it may be necessary to upgrade to a newer version of the Razer Synapse software. Alternatively, you can check out Razer's Device Detection Tool to see if it can detect and install your device. 

Potential Causes of the Issue 

There are a few potential causes of the issue, such as: 

• Improper connection – The connection between the computer and the Razer mouse may be incorrect or faulty, which can cause the mouse to be undetected. 
• Incompatible with Razer Synapse – The mouse may not be compatible with the current version of Razer Synapse. 
• Outdated software – The software may be outdated and need an update. 
• Faulty USB port – The USB port may be faulty or malfunctioning. 
• Damaged mouse – The mouse itself may be damaged, which can prevent it from being detected. 

In conclusion, if Razer Synapse is not detecting your mouse, the first step is to right-click the Windows Start button and select "Device Manager". Look at "Mice and other pointing devices" and click on each device with "Razer" in the name, then right-click and "Uninstall". Reboot your PC. This may fix any conflicting drivers or devices, but if your mouse still isn't detected by Synapse, it may be too old for the current version. Check out Razer's Device Detection Tool to see if it can detect your device. Additionally, if the issue persists, it may be due to improper connection, compatibility issues, outdated software, a faulty USB port, or a damaged mouse.