- #Corsair 1500 device driver failed to install install#
- #Corsair 1500 device driver failed to install drivers#
- #Corsair 1500 device driver failed to install update#
I thought i had a defective product but after looking up on google and this forum, they're either all defective or corsair simply screwed up there. I tried the headset on 3 different computers, including a brand new one (tested on win7/8 圆4) and the volume issue is the same.
What's that? A police officer badge? I have 3 computer devices with LEDs (mouse, keyboard, former headset) and all of them offer the option to turn on/off the LEDs, or at least to modify their brightness.
When i mute the mic, it starts flashing bright blue/red and there isnt the option to stop that.
#Corsair 1500 device driver failed to install install#
What the hell? You don't allow allow your customers to enjoy your product unless they install some random non-official program to bypass this issue? I found a thread where some people managed to temporarily fix this issue by installing another program to control the volume. At volume level 0: i can still hear whatever is playing on my computer.
#Corsair 1500 device driver failed to install update#
After reading this thread, i'm not the only one experiencing these major issues, and still no update since september.
#Corsair 1500 device driver failed to install drivers#
I'm using the old drivers 2.0.35 from SEPTEMBER 2014 (as i failed to find any more recent drivers from the official website). I got the Corsair Vengeance 1500 v2 today, and i can't voice enough how disappointed i am. I hope my suggestions are considered and don't just fall upon deaf ears, because I'd love to use this headset to its full ability, instead of having to compromise one feature to make another work correctly. This "virtual device" is a feature that my last Turtle Beach set had, and it worked quite well until it died on me. The first would be to add an option to disable surround effects for voice chat software, or the second would be to have (if possible) a virtual device in the sound panel which would be detected purely as a communications device and used for that purpose alone. What I'd love to see implemented is at least one of two features. I would prefer to use the Corsair software, as handicapped as it may be, because I would like to think that some of the money I paid for these things actually goes towards software development and improvement. My only real "fix" so far is to download the Razer software as other people have done, which doesn't cause any issues at all with chat. The way it tries to apply surround effects to chat is painful, making people sound like you're talking to them in a shipping container. But the big problem I have, which has been mentioned before, is when enabling surround sound through the Corsair control panel it makes voice chat unbearable. I'm quite tolerant with minor issues, don't normally complain, and I'm happy to play around with my sound settings to iron out slight problems. I've had a set of H2100's for a month now, and for the most part they are a great headset.
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