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KMBox B Pro Fixer
Fix KMBox USB Detection by Anti-Cheat
Changes your KMBox B Pro's USB identity to match your real mouse. Anti-cheat can no longer detect it as a KMBox device. Includes recovery tool and quick-randomize script.
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The Problem
KMBox B Pro uses a CH340 USB chip with a known VID/PID (1A86:7523). Anti-cheats like BattlEye and EAC scan USB devices and instantly flag this as a KMBox. Even if your DMA firmware is perfect, a detected KMBox = ban.
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The Fix
Our fixer rewrites the KMBox ESP32 firmware to report your real mouse's VID/PID instead of the CH340 default. Anti-cheat sees your real mouse brand, not a KMBox. The KMBox still works exactly the same — only the USB identity changes.
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After a Ban
If you get banned, run kmbox_quick_random.py to instantly randomize the KMBox identity to a different mouse profile. One click, new USB identity — no need to rebuy the tool.
Will it brick my KMBox?▼
No. The tool only modifies the boot.py file on the ESP32, which controls the USB identity. It preserves all other settings (screen init, polling rate, Bluetooth). If anything goes wrong, run kmbox_reset.py to restore factory defaults.
Does the fix persist after restart?▼
Yes. The new VID/PID is written to the KMBox's boot.py file, which runs every time the device powers on. You only need to run the fixer once.
Can I change the identity again after a ban?▼
Yes. Run kmbox_quick_random.py to instantly randomize the KMBox to a different real mouse profile. You can run it as many times as you want — no additional purchase needed.
Does it work with KMBox B (not Pro)?▼
No, only the KMBox B Pro with ESP32 firmware. The standard KMBox B does not have a programmable USB identity.
Do I need this if I don't have a KMBox?▼
No. This tool is only for KMBox B Pro users. If you use a different input method, skip this tool entirely.
How do I find my real mouse VID/PID?▼
Open Device Manager, expand "Mice and other pointing devices", right-click your mouse, select Properties > Details > Hardware IDs. You'll see something like USB\VID_046D&PID_C07D. The tool also walks you through this.