Hi Folks; This is a re-post of a problem that I've reported before - perhaps as time has passed, and more folks have experienced the fob modification, someone out there may have seen this.... I have modified a number of StarTech USB fobs (CM108 based), I have found that when the fobs have been modified, when you plug the fob into the PC (which is previously on), the PC seems to 'see' the fob as a stuck keyboard - I hear a cyclical beep from the PC speaker and some ascii characters on the screen [26] if I remember correctly. I tried this on 2 different PC's - an IBM 8172 and a DELL Precision Workstation. I powered down the IBM and re-booted it from cold with the fob attached - it seemed to power up fine and before long the LED on the new fob was flashing away - seems to be fine. On the DELL, same thing when the machine was already on. I shut the machine down, inserted the fob and restarted - no luck there, the machine continued to detect a stuck keyboard printing the ascii 26 across the screen... I couldn't even login since the ascii char's kept on printing across the screen. Back to the IBM - I connected my repeater to the fob and I have PTT out, audio out, when I issue a DTMF command, the DTMF char's print on the CLI, so obviously I have audio in and the fob senses a valid COS signal - all suggesting that the mod is OK. As I mentioned earlier, I have seen this a number of times with the StarTech fobs - just wondering if anyone else has seen this and whether there is an easy solution to this (sure would be nice to have the fobs inter-changeable between machines). Cheers, Ramesh.