ROG Gladius 1 cannot boot with the mouse in usb ?

[Hypnotic]

After i install latest rog armory from the official site https://www.asus.com/us/ROG-Republic-Of-Gamers/ROG_Gladius/HelpDesk_Download/

for win 10 64bit.

Version 1.02.26
2017/12/2178.98 MBytes
ROG_Armoury_v10226
Armoury V1.02.26
Fixed Armoury installation issue in specific environment
everything was just fine (i install it use left + scroll + right buttons to restet mouse and install lates firmware) and i feel the mouse better more responsive (may be I am imagining but it is for me) i decide to restart my windows 10 64 bit. and i cannot boot with the mouse in my usb i stuck on black screen with american megatrends 2012 .... .
Can you help me anybody it's really annoying the only option is to boot without mouse and connect it when i'n in windows everytime ?

[Hypnotic]

I keep checking and hoping every day i don't know what to do other 😞

[MasterC]

Now the original Gladius and Sica are supported in Armoury V3.00.11.
https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/Utility/ROG_Armoury_v30011.zip?_ga=2.165629759.1466631899.1541...

Anyone else having this issue? We can't replicate it and there are only 2 people reporting this.

[Hypnotic]

MasterC@ASUS wrote:
Now the original Gladius and Sica are supported in Armoury V3.00.11.
https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/Utility/ROG_Armoury_v30011.zip?_ga=2.165629759.1466631899.1541...

Anyone else having this issue? We can't replicate it and there are only 2 people reporting this.

So are i need to make movie how happening every time ? and may be not much people care for last firmware and not much people buy gladius first version - there is too much variables mate but one thing is sure (there exist real problem in your firmware).
i just hope someone will take us seriously on the end because in some point more and more people with gladius v1 will get this problem and here the trust is ruining.

There are no bad feelings...

[MoKiChU]

Hypnotic wrote:
So are i need to make movie how happening every time ? and may be not much people care for last firmware and not much people buy gladius first version - there is too much variables mate but one thing is sure (there exist real problem in your firmware).
i just hope someone will take us seriously on the end because in some point more and more people with gladius v1 will get this problem and here the trust is ruining.

There are no bad feelings...

Hi,

Have you tried the latest version 3.00.11 of ROG Armoury with the latest Gladius firmware ?

[Marco1971]

Hi, the issue is correlated with Gladius firmware 1.30 (i must reverting back to 1.29 version to have full functionality).
Latest Armoury version 3.00.11 doesn't implement polling rate correctly (only 1000 Hz max value instead of 2000 Hz) and non manual surface calibration.
Thanks.

Marco1971.

[Hypnotic]

Sorry theare is no new for my ROG Gladius I
You write about ROG Gladius II ! - as you can see Marco1971 have even newer problems with not right software and firmware...

[MoKiChU]

Hypnotic wrote:
Sorry theare is no new for my ROG Gladius I
You write about ROG Gladius II ! - as you can see Marco1971 have even newer problems with not right software and firmware...

I'm talking about the Gladius I, not the II. Try the latest Gladius firmware 1.30 with latest ROG Armoury 3.00.11.

[Marco1971]

Hi, for me i must reverted back to 1.29 firmware (Gladius 1) to have full reboot functionality (i.e. without deadlocking my Asuy FX 753VD).

Thanks.

[MoKiChU]

Marco1971 wrote:
Hi, for me i must reverted back to 1.29 firmware (Gladius 1) to have full reboot functionality (i.e. without deadlocking my Asuy FX 753VD).

Thanks.

With the firmware 1.30, have you tried to see on your BIOS boot priorities and configure so that the BIOS does not attempt to boot on the memory of your mouse ? I tell you this because your mouse can be seen as a storage device because there is an internal memory for storing your dpi settings etc. (hence the black screen that you see when the BIOS boot on)

[Marco1971]

MoKiChU wrote:
With the firmware 1.30, have you tried to see on your BIOS boot priorities and configure so that the BIOS does not attempt to boot on the memory of your mouse ? I tell you this because your mouse can be seen as a storage device because there is an internal memory for storing your dpi settings etc. (hence the black screen that you see when the BIOS boot on)

Hi, no any voice in bios regarding the internal memory associated with mouse.
Same mouse with 1.30 firmware and an Asus G75VW no reboot issues.

Marco1971.