Ah, that’s a frustrating issue — sounds like your Cyborg (Azeron) is locking up mid-session and holding inputs even when you’re not pressing them. Since unplugging and replugging it resets the issue, it’s likely either:
- A firmware/hardware hiccup on the Cyborg side
- Something glitchy in reWASD’s mapping layer
- Possibly a USB/power management or Windows device setting interfering
Let’s break down where you can start looking:
Step-by-step Troubleshooting Guide
1. Test the device without reWASD
- Temporarily turn off or disable reWASD.
- Plug in your Azeron and use Azeron Software to map basic keys.
- Play a game or use Notepad to test input.
If the problem still occurs: it’s likely an Azeron hardware/firmware issue.
If it doesn’t happen: reWASD might be the culprit.
2. Check USB Power Management (Windows)
Windows might be putting the USB port to sleep to save power. Fix this:
- Go to Device Manager → expand Universal Serial Bus controllers
- Right-click each USB Root Hub or Generic USB Hub → Properties → Power Management
- Uncheck: “Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power”
- Also check HID-compliant devices if the Azeron shows up there.
3. Update Azeron Firmware & Software
- Make sure the Azeron Software and the Cyborg firmware are fully up to date.
- You can get the latest from Azeron’s official website.
4. Try a different USB port
- Preferably use a USB 2.0 port instead of 3.0/3.1 if available.
- Avoid USB hubs or extension cables during testing.
5. Check reWASD settings
- Open reWASD → Profile → Check if there’s any Toggle mode or Sticky keys bound to anything.
- Also check background remapping settings or “Advanced mapping” options that might cause keys to stick.
- Try remapping to a fresh, minimal profile to test stability.
6. Event Viewer (Advanced)
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f you want to go deeper:
- Press Win + X → Event Viewer
- Go to Windows Logs > System
Filter or search for errors/warnings related to USB, HID, or device disconnects around the time the issue happens.
* Bonus: If the key "sticks" after input drops
That sounds like the key event isn’t being released (like reWASD or the Azeron stopped sending the keyup signal). That could be:
- A firmware freeze
- An issue where reWASD is still running but loses sync with the hardware
Final test suggestion:
Run your Azeron with only Azeron Software, no reWASD, for a full gaming session.
- If stable → reWASD is likely the issue
- If it still breaks → Azeron hardware/firmware or USB/power issue
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It all seems quite complicated, but if you do it successfully, congratulations. Hope all can help you and avoid the worst situation.
