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Hello!
I first noticed this issue with a new RCM Loader One I purchased because I had misplaced my old one. After I got it, I plugged it in to my PC to charge it and update the payloads, and I forgot it was plugged into my PC for a few days. I later noticed that when playing Halo MCC, it constantly kept bumping me off of controller in favor of M+KB, and I isolated the issue to the RCM Loader, albeit some issues remained after I unplugged it. On testing with Penteract Disguised-Keyboard Detector, it reported that a device identifying itself simply as 'HID' was plugged in.
I reinstalled Windows in case my system had been compromised, and got rid of that RCM Loader, assuming it was running a fraudulent firmware or was otherwise tampered with. However, I just found my old RCM Loader One, and on plugging it in, Penteract Disguised-Keyboard Detector shows the same behavior, locking my PC and reporting a HID device (again, named 'HID') was plugged in.
Can anyone explain this behavior?
I first noticed this issue with a new RCM Loader One I purchased because I had misplaced my old one. After I got it, I plugged it in to my PC to charge it and update the payloads, and I forgot it was plugged into my PC for a few days. I later noticed that when playing Halo MCC, it constantly kept bumping me off of controller in favor of M+KB, and I isolated the issue to the RCM Loader, albeit some issues remained after I unplugged it. On testing with Penteract Disguised-Keyboard Detector, it reported that a device identifying itself simply as 'HID' was plugged in.
I reinstalled Windows in case my system had been compromised, and got rid of that RCM Loader, assuming it was running a fraudulent firmware or was otherwise tampered with. However, I just found my old RCM Loader One, and on plugging it in, Penteract Disguised-Keyboard Detector shows the same behavior, locking my PC and reporting a HID device (again, named 'HID') was plugged in.
Can anyone explain this behavior?