For the past week my Arduino IDE has been working fine. I am using the Arduino Uno with the IDE on my device that runs Windows 10. Every time I am trying to upload my code to the Arduino, I get the error saying uploading error. I have used all of the methods listed under the Arduino Troubleshooting. I have even uninstalled and reinstalled all of the drivers on the Arduino Uno.
Make sure you’re using the correct COM and if it doesn’t work, replace the USB cable.
The COM is correct, and the Arduino still turns on with the current USB
avrdude: stk500_recv(): programmer is not responding
This is uploading error
@dpatel4603 Make you you upload the core of your board via the board manager
· Tools > Board > Boards Manager
· Search for "Arduino AVR Boards"
· From the drop-down menu select version "1.8.3"
· Click "Install"
· Wait for installation to finish
· Click "Close" and restart your IDE.
· Try compiling and uploading again.
See https://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/Cores
Note: Use a data USB cable and do not use a USB hub.
If the above fails to help, do the steps below:
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connect the board to your computer with a data USB cable.
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double tap the reset button to put your board in bootloader mode.
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now upload a sample code from the IDE (note do not upload your own sketch for now), say blink LED while the board is in this bootloader mode. If the upload is successful, tap the rest button once to exit this mode.
Note: the board will show up in a different PORT when in this mode.
- now upload that same sample code normally to the board now that it is normal mode. If the upload is successful, the board is back to normal again.
I suggest you to check the port, cable, your board working and at last look into the logs for detailed error and share the image of it
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