Gkh4nny
No fix to my problem so far, I have an evga z15 and it randomly stops being recognised. I have to unplug the keybaord and plug it it back again so that it can finally work each time this happens.

nziced

Gkh4nny
No fix to my problem so far, I have an evga z15 and it randomly stops being recognised. I have to unplug the keybaord and plug it it back again so that it can finally work each time this happens.

Can I just ask, what USB port do you have this plugged into. Mine did the same (as well as having a broken switch) until I kept it in a USB 3.0 port. Seems it requires a higher power output. Mine is a Z20 though.

Gkh4nny
 
I've tried both the usb 3.0 and the good ol 2.0 ports in my pc, no signs of improvement so far.

nziced
 

Gkh4nny
 
I've tried both the usb 3.0 and the good ol 2.0 ports in my pc, no signs of improvement so far.

 
Another thing I did do was made sure only ONE of the two USB plugs were in. One of them I believe is to power the USB port ON the keyboard. Whether this made a difference I cannot tell. But my keyboard, aside from the broken switch(from purchase), now works fine.