How to revert to xwhasit utility

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Solved1.55K views06/24/2022

120sabot 06/24/2022 0 Comments

I would like to revert the F77, which was flashed with QMK from the beginning, back to the traditional xwhatsit utility.

What steps do I need to take?

2 Answers

admin Posted 06/24/2022 2 Comments

This is not recommended but feel free to follow the firmware section in the manual (click the Manual link at the top of the page).

120sabot commented 06/24/2022

Thank you very much.

I followed the instructions to the point where ibm_capsense_usb_util.exe recognized the keyboard, but when I set the threshold below 120, it still could not recognize the keypress.

I tried to write again with QMK, but in QMK Configurator I mistakenly wrote in a hex file created by xwhatsit/brand_new_model_f/f77/universal, and my PC stopped recognizing atmega32u2.

Is this xwhatsit unrecoverable in this case?

120sabot commented 06/24/2022

Thank youvery much.

I followed the instructions to the point where ibm_capsense_usb_util.exe recognized the keyboard, but when I set the threshold below 120, it still could not recognize the keypress.

I tried to write again with QMK, but in QMK Configurator I mistakenly wrote in a hex file created by xwhatsit/brand_new_model_f/f77/universal, and my PC stopped recognizing atmega32u2.

Is this xwhatsit unrecoverable in this case?

Thank you very much.
I followed the instructions to the point where ibm_capsense_usb_util.exe recognized the keyboard, but when I set the threshold below 120, it still could not recognize the keypress.
I tried to write again with QMK, but in QMK Configurator I mistakenly wrote in a hex file created by xwhatsit/brand_new_model_f/f77/universal, and my PC stopped recognizing atmega32u2.
Is this xwhatsit unrecoverable in this case?
Thank youvery much.
I followed the instructions to the point where ibm_capsense_usb_util.exe recognized the keyboard, but when I set the threshold below 120, it still could not recognize the keypress.
I tried to write again with QMK, but in QMK Configurator I mistakenly wrote in a hex file created by xwhatsit/brand_new_model_f/f77/universal, and my PC stopped recognizing atmega32u2.
Is this xwhatsit unrecoverable in this case?

Answer 1 · 2022-06-24T20:49:26+00:00

You can always short PROG on the controller, per the manual, to enter the bootloader mode