diff --git a/ModeSwitch/ahk/src/modeswitch.ahk b/ModeSwitch/ahk/src/modeswitch.ahk
index 118bcf0..a0ed52f 100644
--- a/ModeSwitch/ahk/src/modeswitch.ahk
+++ b/ModeSwitch/ahk/src/modeswitch.ahk
@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@
 #Persistent
 #include AHKHID.ahk
 
-hArd := HID_Open("2341","003E")
+hArd := HID_Open("1ccf","4148")
 while (hLED = -1) {
- hArd := HID_Open("2341","003E")
+ hArd := HID_Open("1ccf","4148")
  Sleep, 5000
 }
 if 0 < 1  ; The left side of a non-expression if-statement is always the name of a variable.
diff --git a/ModeSwitch/readme.md b/ModeSwitch/readme.md
index 4efe56c..79756aa 100644
--- a/ModeSwitch/readme.md
+++ b/ModeSwitch/readme.md
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+# NOTE: ModeSwitch is broken for now, fixing is low priority as long as nobody needs it, so open an issue if needed.
+
 # ModeSwitch for the Pop'n Ultimate Controller
 
 This is a binary meant to set the LightMode used by the Pop'n Controller. It is mostly useful for multi-boot frontends as it allows to switch to the correct mode before launching a game.
diff --git a/ezusb/ezusb-popn15.dll b/ezusb/ezusb-popn15.dll
index 1583f47..71ec81b 100644
Binary files a/ezusb/ezusb-popn15.dll and b/ezusb/ezusb-popn15.dll differ
diff --git a/ezusb/ezusb.dll b/ezusb/ezusb.dll
index bd339aa..9434841 100644
Binary files a/ezusb/ezusb.dll and b/ezusb/ezusb.dll differ
diff --git a/ezusb/readme.md b/ezusb/readme.md
index cdbb4ba..64fe77d 100644
--- a/ezusb/readme.md
+++ b/ezusb/readme.md
@@ -14,6 +14,4 @@ The dll makes the lights turn on for 1 sec on load so you'll know if the game ma
 
 ## How to retrieve devicepath
 
-The dll will attempt to open the default paths from the Due and Leonardo versions of this firmware, in case it doesn't work you can put a `devicepath.dat` file in the same folder as the dll.
-
-See instructions from ModeSwitch to know more about the path format and how to find the one corresponding to your device.
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+The dll will attempt to open the device automatically based on the custom VID/PID. In case it doesn't work you can put a `devicepath.dat` file in the same folder as the dll.
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