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Ticket #21793 , May 21st,2026

Sorry for the late reply, real life takes precedence. Yes, that is what I thought too.. so naturally I went through all my Vkb boxes (dusty) and even found a second GNX HID but thus far not the original board I replaced 2-3 years ago. Sigh. Because slaving it to anywhere (my left Evo fe) is imho the...

Thank you! But - again - I must refer to my OP and my first reply -> how am I to flash anything if the SEM-V Module (with USB HID controller inside - and working flawlessly before the flash and still showing all lights when powered on) does.. ⋅ no longer transmit a USB hardware ID ⋅&n...

Thank you for the reply. Well, of course my SEM V has a GNX HID, as you stated, otherwise it would have to be a merged device. And as a standalone, it has been working flawlessly ever since I purchased it. It was when I flashed the firmware to v2.20 (using the correct package), that the module - as ...

I recently flashed my VKB NXTs (one of them a merged device) to firmware v2.20. In the process I also wanted to flash my SEM-V (standalone device) to the latest version. I chose the correct firmware package, the flash seemed to work fine, the SEM-V restarted and then.... poof "USB device cannot...

well.. I really really REALLY do not want to jinx it.. but so far everything is working reliably.. finally... If I were a braver man I would now try to remerge my left array and reduce my cabling to the intended two but.. HELLO NO. I do not want to jinx it. I do not want to fiddle with it ever again...

Hello, well, I can safely say that the powered USB Hub (with one button per USB port, so I can leave all my VKB devices connected but powered off when not needed, I also followed as VKB EU private recommendation for the model to use) solved most of my issues. But I also had a physical cable snap LAT...

thank you, and already did - but again.. this is a bizarre mystery.. just a series of bad luck incidents

well... encouraged by this I opened my left array up again.. And the cables looked pristine. Then I checked all cables with a magnifying glass, no scorch marks, no rubbing marks, no chafing marks, no overcurrent marks.. nothing. And then - suddenly - when pulling the strands around, the yellow one.....

thank you - that is of course something I immediately feared.. but I checked quite often the cable is pristine and all of them are always guided to explicitly avoid chafing). I also checked the plug seating and everything long before doing the writeup.

I am using a WWII throttle module connected to a left NXT base (dualsticks plus throttle) and had issues from the start (entire left array of WWII+NXT+SEM-V not recognized, later not booting, aso aso aso, a really long story). VKB Support Europe was extremly forthcoming and helpful (fe sending me ne...

I do not want to necro an old thread but I am facing a variant of this problem. I am using a WWII throttle module connected to a left NXT base (dualsticks plus throttle) and had issues from the start (entire left array of WWII+NXT+SEM-V not recognized, later not booting, aso aso aso). VKB Support Eu...

Nnnahh.. just bad luck (because rogo can't have nice things, ever.. allegedly ) but also yes.. even by search in this ressource that shows up, so it does in the wider googlesphere. The replacement PCB in my case was v2.111 as well (but that makes sense.. it is a batch-item after all) Again, one can ...

thank you - but this just show how to remove the small PCB, not the main one. For the main one you release the two screws holding the entire battery of lower/back buttons, rockers and the scroller But this takes carefull study of every gap. Unrelated and off-topic: And naturally, now that I finally ...