peripheral devices Archives

AppWizard

May 27, 2025

Razer and Minecraft Collaboration! PC peripheral devices with creeper design will be released!

Razer is launching a collaboration with Minecraft featuring a series of PC peripherals themed around the Creeper character. The collection will be released on June 27, 2025, and includes the following products: 1. Razer BlackWidow V4 X Minecraft Edition - Price: 29,980 yen (tax included) - Features: RGB mechanical keyboard with six macro keys, dirt and grass block design, includes the "Ender Dragon Shawl" in-game item. 2. Razer Kraken V4 X Minecraft Edition - Price: 17,480 yen (tax included) - Features: Wired RGB gaming headset for immersive sound, includes the "Ender Dragon Shawl" in-game item. 3. Razer Cobra Minecraft Edition - Price: 10,480 yen (tax included) - Features: Ultra-lightweight wired RGB gaming mouse, includes the "Overgrown Arm" in-game item. 4. Razer Gigantus V2 Minecraft Edition - Price: 4,990 yen (tax included) - Features: Gaming mouse pad with a textured surface, includes the "Overgrown Arm" in-game item. Pre-orders for these products will start on May 27, 2025.

Winsage

October 2, 2024

Microsoft Pulls Back September 26 Optional Update For Windows 11 As It Caused BSOD & GSOD Errors

On September 26, Microsoft released an optional update for Windows 11, KB5043145, which caused significant booting issues for many users, leading to its retraction. Users reported being trapped in endless boot loops and experiencing unresponsive mice and keyboards. Microsoft has paused the rollout of the update but it remains available for download, with warnings against installation due to potential recovery mode activation after failed boot attempts. Specific laptop models, such as the Asus TUF A15 (2022) and ROG Strix G17 (2024), have been notably affected. The update has also caused errors like the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) and Green Screen of Death (GSOD). Users have found that reverting to the previous update resolves these issues. Microsoft is investigating the situation and has advised users to uninstall the KB5043145 update. Additionally, the 24H2 update for Windows 11 has been released, which may improve stability.