Razer Synapse For Mac High Sierra

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Razer Synapse Crashes Mac High Sierra. I don't usually game on my Mac. But I have a MacBook Pro for work (and a Win10 gaming desktop for fun). Last night it updated to High Sierra. After updating, I would log into my Mac and within 5 to 30 seconds, I would be automatically logged out. After much hair pulling, I found it. Razer Synapse WILL NOT work on Sierra. Just a heads up, your razer stuff won't work with Sierra. Synapse will lag and then crash your entire machine. If you have the mice like I do, you'd have to get something I found called 'Steermouse' or else you can't change the sensitivity or buttons. Started Razer Synapse, Logged into my account. Opened up Mac System Preferences Security & Privacy Input Monitoring. From there you should see a window saying 'Allow the apps below to monitor input.' Check RZDeviceEngine, click 'Quit Now' - this will restart/refresh the app. Check RZUpdater, same thing 'Quit Now' Restarted Synapse.

If you’ve ever used a Razer gaming keyboard or mouse, or any other Razer peripheral with your Mac, you will have installed Razer Synapse. This tool allows you to configure settings on Razer devices, such as allocating functions to the buttons on mice, adjusting sensitivity, and creating macros from keyboard combinations.

While Razer’s support for Windows versions of Synapse appears to be very good, that’s not necessarily the case with the Mac version, which tends to lag behind when it comes to new features and upgrades. Or, you may have installed it and want to keep using it, but have noticed that it’s causing problems for your Mac, maybe by crashing or hitting performance. It’s possible, then, that if you’ve downloaded Synapse for the Mac, you may have decided that it’s not worth using it, perhaps because you now use a Windows machine to configure your Razer devices. If that’s the case, you should uninstall it. The rest of this article will show you how to do that.

How to uninstall Razer Synapse on your Mac

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The easiest way to uninstall Razer Synapse on a Mac is to use its own uninstaller, if you have it.

Go to Applications>Utilities and look for ‘Uninstall Razer Synapse.’
If you find it, double-click on it and follow the instructions when it launches.

If you can’t find the uninstaller, you can uninstall it manually.

The first thing you should do is quit any running processes — while you’re doing that, you can check whether Synapse is the cause of any performance issues your Mac is having.

Go to Applications>Utilities and double-click on Activity Monitor to launch it.
Look through the list of running processes for anything with ‘razer synapse’ in its name.
If you find one or more processes, take a look at their RAM and CPU usage and compare it with other processes, that will give you an idea if it’s hogging resources.
When you’re ready, select each Razer Synapse process in turn and press the Quit Process button in the tool bar.
Quit Activity Monitor.

Once you’ve deleted running processes, you can move to the next stage and delete the application.

Go to your Applications folder and look for the Razer Synapse app.
When you find it, drag it to the Trash.
Click on Finder in the Dock and choose the Go menu.
Select Go to Folder and paste this location in the box: /Library/Application Support/Razer
Drag the Razer folder to the Trash.
Repeat step 4, this time paste: ~/Library/Cache
Locate the file ‘com.razerzone.RzUpdater’ and drag it to the Trash
Repeat step 4 again and navigate to: /Library/FrameWorks
Remove the following files:
RzAudioSettings.framework
RzSkinToolkit.framework
RzStorageSDK.framework
Now, navigate to: /Library/Extensions/
Remove: RazerHid.kext

Did you know?

You can uninstall apps much more easily and quickly using a dedicated uninstaller like the one in CleanMyMac X. It removes all the files associated with an app with one click, removing the need to locate and remove files manually.

Here’s how it works:

Download and install CleanMyMac X (free trial available).
Double-click it in your Applications folder to launch it.
Choose Uninstaller from the left hand sidebar.
Locate the app you want to uninstall, in this case Razer Synapse.
Check the box next to it and press Uninstall.

That’s it! CleanMyMac will now uninstall the app and remove all the files it placed on your Mac.

Another option, if you’re not sure you want to uninstall Razer Synapse, is to reset it. That may solve any problems you’re having with it and allow you to keep it. You can do that in CleanMyMac X, using the Uninstaller tool. At step 5, above, when you’ve checked the Razer Synapse app, click on the dropdown menu labelled ‘uninstall’ and choose ‘reset’. Then press the Reset button at the bottom of the window.

Remove Launch Agents

You will also need to remove launch agents that Razer Synapse installs:

In the Finder, click on the Go menu and choose ‘Go to menu’
Paste the following into the text box: /Library/Launch Agents
Look for the two files listed below and drag them to the Trash

com.razer.rzupdater.plist file

com.razerzone.rzdeviceengine.plist

4. Empty the Trash

Tip:

CleanMyMac X can also remove launch agents quickly and easily.

It works like this:

Launch CleanMyMac X.
Choose Optimization in the sidebar.
Select Launch Agents.
Locate the launch agents you want to remove and check the box next to them.
Press Remove.
Type in your user password when prompted.

The last step is to remove the certificate Razer Synapse leaves in your Keychain.

Go to Applications>Utilities.
Launch Keychain Access.
Choose My Certificates.
Look for anything with ‘Razer’ in its name.
Press the Delete key.
Quit Keychain Access.

If you prefer to be really hardcore and use the Terminal to uninstall apps, you can do that, too. However, as with doing anything with Terminal, you should only do it if you know how to use Terminal commands and know what each one does. Use these commands:

Go to Applications>Utilities and launch Terminal.
Type the following commands to remove Synapse launch agents. Press Return at the end of each line:

launchctl remove com.razer.rzupdater

launchctl remove com.razerzone.rzdeviceengine

sudo rm /Library/LaunchAgents/com.razer.rzupdater.plist

sudo rm /Library/LaunchAgents/com.razerzone.rzdeviceengine.plist

3. Remove the kernel extensions with this command:

sudo rm -Rf /Library/Extensions/RazerHid.kext

4. Drag the Razer Synapse app from the Applications folder to the Trash.

5. Remove files from the Application Support with the following commands:

sudo rm -rf /Library/Application Support/Razer/

rm -rf ~/Library/Application Support/Razer/

6. Remove files from the Library Frameworks folder with these commands:

sudo rm -rf /Library/Frameworks/RzAudioSettings.framework/

sudo rm -rf /Library/Frameworks/RzSkinToolkit.framework/

sudo rm -rf /Library/Frameworks/RzStorageSDK.framework/

7. Restart your Mac.

Razer Synapse is a utility application for Razer’s range of gaming peripherals including mice and keyboards, and allows them to be configured on your Mac. However, Mac support lags behind that on Windows and you may decide you want to uninstall it, especially if you no longer use it. There are several ways to uninstall Razer Synapse on a Mac, but the easiest is to use CleanMyMac X.

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