These 2 apps launched on startup whether or not a Razer device was attached, couldn't be stopped in Activity Monitor or disabled in System Preferences, and couldn't even be found in Finder until I read the thread above. Besides the main "Synapse 2.0" app (which displays absolutely microscopic text on a Retina display BTW), there were 2 background apps, RzUpdater and RzDeviceEngine. On my Macbook Pro running Yosemite 10.10.3, I had similar symptoms to the 2012 thread above:
I have a Razer Orbweaver customizable keypad, an absolutely lovely piece of hardware with that "good tool feel." Synapse 2 is my only choice for a driver. Now you have your Synapse fully working! If you tired from going to the Library folder anytime you want to get your mouse configuration, just simply create a shortcut for RzDeviceEngine.app. However, now you are not able to change the configuration (you simply cannot launch Razer Synapse 2.0 manually from Applications and change profiles, preferences, etc.)Ĥ) To be able to launch Razer Synapse 2.0 and get your configurations back, you simply need to run /Library/Application Support/Razer/RzUpdater.app. It is worth mentioning that now when you plug in your mouse, your default configuration will be active.
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If you tired from going to Library folder every time, just create a shortcut.Īnyway, here is a full guide to solve this annoying problem:Ģ) Edit "": change under "onDemand" to ģ) Now Razer Synapse 2.0 does not launch at startup and you finally may say no to this annoying interface window every time you switch on your Mac. The only thing you need to do after you changed under "onDemand" to in "", as raven01 suggested, is just to launch /Library/Application Support/Razer/RzUpdater.app anytime you want to run Razer Synapse 2.0 App.
Guys, you do not need to edit "" any time you want to launch the app.
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