How to Update Razer Synapse on Your Computer
Unlock the full potential of your devices
Razer Synapse software updates are like a tune-up for yourRazer gear. They bring new features, increase performance, and patch software and firmware-related hiccups. Keeping Razer devices in peak form hinges on these updates.
By default, Razer Synapse keeps itself up-to-date automatically. But what if auto-updates are disabled, or you want to be sure you’re on the latest version?
In that case, you have three approaches to update Razer Synapse: through theWindows system tray, the Razer Synapse user interface, and the Razer Gaming Software utility.
This tutorial walks you through all possible ways to update Razer’s latest unified cloud-based hardware configuration tool—Razer Synapse 3—on Microsoft Windows 10 and 11.
Update Razer Synapse via Windows System Tray
Razer Synapse is always running in the Windows background, so the fastest way to update it is through the system tray. To do that:
Note: You can update other Razer applications—ChromaRGB,Cortex,Axon, etc.—on your computer from the same screen.
Update Razer Synapse via Application Interface
Another method to update Razer Synapse is through the application’s user interface. Here’s how:
Update Razer Synapse via Razer Gaming Software
Ifproblems with the Razer Synapse installationprevent you from updating it normally, use the Razer Gaming Software utility to perform the update. It’s accessible via Windows’s Apps and Features/Installed Apps console. Just:
Enable Automatic Razer Synapse Updates
Automatic Razer Synapse updates are active by default. If they aren’t and you want to re-enable them:
Can You Update Razer Synapse on the Mac?
At the time of writing, Razer Synapse 3 is not available for macOS operating systems. However, if you’re using the older Razer Synapse 2 app on a Mac and want to confirm its got all incremental updates installed:
Razer Synapse Is Now Up-to-Date
Staying current with Razer Synapse updates is a small but critical step to unlocking the full potential of your Razer devices. Even with automatic updates turned on, it’s good practice to occasionally double-check if the application is up-to-date.
Dilum Senevirathne is a freelance tech writer and blogger with three years of experience writing for online technology publications. He specializes in topics related to iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and Google web apps. When he isn’t hammering away at his Magic Keyboard, you can catch him binge-watching productivity hacks on YouTube.Read Dilum’s Full Bio
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