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@@ -100,11 +100,17 @@ The hardware fallback is an emergency method:
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- if something went wrong while flashing
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- if you accidentally flashed a firmware for a different board
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For this, you will need to unscrew the case bottom and locate two through holes, either labelled "BOOT" or unlabelled.
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For this, you will need to unscrew the case bottom and locate, depending on your keyboard:
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- for the Dilemma V3/Dilemma MAX V3: a small button
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- for all other keyboards: two through holes, either labelled "BOOT" or unlabelled.
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![](../assets/pics/help/flashing/1.jpg)
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Next, unplug the USB connector, and then bridge the two pads, for example using metallic tweezers. Hold this connection while you plug in the USB connector, and release it shortly afterward.
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Next, unplug the connector and then:
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- press the button. Maintain it pressed
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- or, bridge the two pads, for example using metallic tweezers. Hold this connection
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- plug in the USB connector, and release the button or tweezers
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Once you've put the keyboard in bootloader mode, you can skip to the [usb drive section](#usb-drive).
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