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# Deadlock DMA

#### **Getting Started with Deadlock DMA Loader**

1. **Download the Deadlock DMA Loader**
   * Download the Deadlock DMA Loader here: [Download Deadlock DMA Loader](https://eden.cx/Download/).
2. **Create an Account and Claim Your Key**
   * Register for an account on the loader and claim your activation key.
3. **Set Up the Menu Key**
   * Delete the **default menu key**.
   * Press **F10** twice to toggle the gaming PC control menu.\
     (Note: You can control the menu with your main PC keyboard, but scrolling or typing will be unavailable.)

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#### **Connecting Your KMBOX / Aimbot Device**

1. **Open the Menu**
   * Press the **DELETE** key (default menu key) to open the menu.
2. **Navigate to Settings**
   * Go to the **Settings** tab (the cogwheel icon) and then head to the **Input** subcategory.
3. **Select Device Type**
   * **NET**: Select this for **KM Box Net**.
   * **B Pro**: Select this for **KM Box B Pro** or Arduino with B Pro Firmware.

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**For KM Box Net (NET)**

1. **Input Connection Details**
   * Enter your **IP/PORT/UUID** into the respective textboxes.
   * Click **Connect to KM Box**.
2. **Auto Connect Option**
   * You can enable **Auto Connect** to have the cheat automatically connect to your saved **KM Net configuration** on the next startup.

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**For KM Box B Pro (B Pro)**

1. **Select COM Port**
   * Click **Refresh COM Ports** to list the available options.
   * Ensure the correct **COM port** is selected.
2. **Configure Baud Rate**
   * Set your **Baud Rate**.
3. **Connect to KM Box**
   * Click **Connect to KM Box**.
4. **Quick Connect Option**
   * You can click **Quick Connect** to automatically search for your KM Box. Note that this may not work correctly for all users.
5. **Configure KM Box Delay**
   * After connecting, you can adjust the **KM Box delay** using the slider. It’s recommended to keep the delay at **4-5 ms** for **B Pro users**. **Arduino users** may lower the delay value.

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#### **HWID Reset**

* **Requesting a HWID Reset**
  * If you need a HWID reset, you can request one by opening a ticket and providing a reason here: ⁠Create Ticket.
* **Automatic HWID Reset**
  * You can also reset your HWID by logging into the loader. However, there is a **7-day cooldown period** before this can be done again.

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#### **Map Files for Parsing and Visible Checks**

* **Map Files**
  * The loader typically auto-downloads the necessary map files for parsing visible checks to work. If it’s downloading too slowly, you can manually download the map files via Discord and place them in the **loader folder**.

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#### **Fixing Auto Parry Issues**

* **Rebinding Keybinds**
  * If **auto parry** isn’t working, try rebinding the keybind in both the game and the loader menu to a **mouse keybind**.

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By following these steps, you’ll be able to successfully set up the **Deadlock DMA Loader** and connect your KMBOX or aimbot device, as well as troubleshoot common issues.


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