I just received my replacement Drop ALT, and upon plugging it in the LEDs flash bright, then dim, then turn off. I have tried multiple cables and am using the cable the keyboard comes with. I have tried multiple USB ports and I have it in the same configuration as I did with my previous ALT where the LEDs worked perfectly. I have it plugged into the same spot and nothing. I have tried the reset button on the back and nothing happens besides the orange LED that sometimes appears but like I mentioned, I have it plugged into the same location and same arrangement as my previous ALT. This should be a brand new board if I'm not mistaken correct? I'm just simply frustrated because this is my second one and having issues with it straight upon arrival.

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