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I was following this guide to help me fix an issue where my late 2016 razer blade stealth would crash on me whenever I toggle the cap locks key but it didn't work. I did the command where it installed a bunch of these stuff

sudo apt install python3-razer razer-kernel-modules-dkms razer-daemon razer-doc

and when I tried looking up this

lsmod | grep "razerkbd"

it couldn't find it. Now whenever i restart my laptop, chrome takes a good minute to open up and some stuff even lags, like when I try opening the terminal or right clicking. I want to uninstall all those razer stuff I installed and restore my computer to how it was previously before those razer installs. I am new to Ubuntu and Linux and this is the first time I have ever installed another OS on a computer, sorry for my inexperience.

anonuser1234
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To uninstall, you should be able to:

Note: if these steps produce any errors, stop and do not continue.

In terminal...

xinput set-prop "AT Raw Set 2 keyboard" "Device Enabled" 1

Try your regular keyboard. If it doesn't work, stop.

sudo rm -i /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-razer.conf

sudo apt-get purge python3-razer razer-kernel-modules-dkms razer-daemon razer-doc
heynnema
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  • I did what you told me to do but my computer is still acting up. Chrome is taking about 5 minutes to boot up and when it does, the rest of the computer acts up. I tried opening my terminal and it wouldn't and then 4 opened at the time. Any ideas? I am thinking the drivers arent uninstalled and I need to install the previous drivers. – anonuser1234 Aug 20 '17 at 20:02
  • @anonuser1234 Did you reboot the computer? Does the problem you describe happen if you log into the guest or other accounts? – heynnema Aug 20 '17 at 20:05
  • I rebooted it, and I'm logging into my own personal account – anonuser1234 Aug 20 '17 at 20:09
  • I needed to know if the problem with Chrome happens in another account than your own. – heynnema Aug 20 '17 at 20:10
  • the guest account works fine. So it's user session problem? – anonuser1234 Aug 20 '17 at 20:17
  • Yes. In your own account, in terminal do ps auxc | grep orca. Report back. – heynnema Aug 20 '17 at 20:18
  • You actually asked two separate questions... "Restore previous drivers" and "Chrome/terminal problems". My answer addressed the first problem. Please accept it to close this question, and start a new question titled "Chrome and terminal slow to open" along with your description, and we'll take care of it there. Thanks. – heynnema Aug 20 '17 at 20:47
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So I am still not sure what caused the issue but after researching a bit more, I found this

Terminal appears with much delay when shortcut is used

and did what he said

Open Startup Application and add new

  1. Add new
  2. Name : terserah
  3. Command : killall gnome-keyring-daemon
  4. Comment : terserah

And everything works as is.

Except for my cap locks crashing my computer...

anonuser1234
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