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In this case leave this thread open for VKB engineers to see and if there's no feedback in the next few days I would suggest to get in touch with the dealer and link them to this conversation.

Clean the 3 contact pads on the base with some cotton with just a bit of alcohol on it. Take a pen a slowly push down the 3 contact pins on the grip to see if the springs are working.

So the 2 LEDs in the head of the stick are shortly coming on and there's also a red LED flashing on the Black Box? That's poor contact- could you push down the dust cover and take a picture with the contact area between the grip and the base?

One last thing to try: take the Kosmosima grip off and put it back. When you fit it in make sure it goes all the way in so there's no gap between the bottom of the grip and metal shaft of the base. There is a pin on the shaft of the base - that has to get all the way inside the grip. If the grip is ...

No need for that, was just trying to track back your steps to see how that thing stopped working.

So have you tried the bootloader to see if it fires up when the KG12 is on?

Try to start the bootloader with the KG12 stick in instead of Kosmosima.

Is it a new device? Because new devices are coming updated. Also you said you have a Kosmosima, but the screenshot shows a KG12 grip.

First of all calm down. Second, pay attention at what you're doing - there's only 1 line to be added mentioned in the video, I gave you a link with 2 lines. You're saying the bootloader is not working, but you've managed to flash the wrong firmware on your device. How come it worked to flash the wro...

There are 2 lines that you have to add: under [Common] would go Test Misc Enabled=1 and under [User] User=Developer. Don't change anything else. Save the file and close it.

Open VKBDevCfg, press on Global tab, then on Common tab. Take a screenshot and post it here. Should look like this:

There are 2 extra lines, have you add them both?

Post a screenshot with Global/ Common tabs please.

This is your support ticket.
Close background programs, if you have anything Aorus for example it won't work. You could start them later, after you're configuring your device.

Also try this: viewtopic.php?f=25&t=3849&start=15#p37290

Stonehenge wrote:Do i need the new Dust Cover to install my GF???

If your question is in regards with the UCM then you could use the previous generations MKI and MKII on the UCM, only different than the way MKIII fits is: https://youtu.be/paqRm8NplTY

It's not messy, it's just different from the regular and extremely powerful and versatile. Have you downloaded the configurator, bootloader and firmware and move them all together in the same folder? If yes then close some of the apps running in the background, like motherboard/ keyboard/ mouse util...

I have to repeat myself: the type of grease is a personal preference - some people prefer a fast grease, others a dampening grease. Including grease in the package would raise the final price and that wouldn't be fair for people who wouldn't use that grease because they have their own or would like ...

Take it apart and put it back testing for grinding at every step. When it occurs please take pictures and explain the context.
In your case it could be that bolt that's not getting in all the way, you'll have to either force it in or shorten it.