My new Arduino Nano clone with micro usb is not recognised by Linux (Ubuntu 24.04 LTS), and also doesn't work with Windows 11. Using the same cable Arduino Micro works good on both OS.
Tried to find a solution on another topics and forums - didn't help.
lsusb returns nothing related to Arduino Nano.
To be sure, I repeat another time - cable've got four connectors, there is no problem with that.
Sorry for my english, is not my native language.
If it is not recognized, it is broken or it is not soldered correctly.
Can you see a COM device in the device manager (win+x on windows)?
The Arduino nano has an FTDI, CH340 or prolific chip (USB to Serial converter).
Dosen't seem it's working. If that is important, RX led, TX and POW are working, but no one of them blinking.
I also add screenshot with arduino micro, were you can see the COM port.
Your Nano is busted. Sure it can be fixed, if you can troubleshoot electronics and you're Nano-licious with the soldering iron 
How if that arrived just yesterday? Anyway thank you for your solution, (yes, I know for to solder 
), I have no idea what going bad with it, but I would see it on the internet.
Have a good evening!
Can they be returned to the place where you bought them?
If that's the case, it's a matter of Doa... if it's financially viable to ship it back do it, or ask the seller to take your word for it and ship a new one anyway.
Maybe, I bought it on Aliexpress, but wait another 1 - 2 weeks to get another one is not for me. First I will try to fix it myself to get more expirience in electronics.
If you have a multimeter, the first thing I would check is if the CH340 chip is getting power from the board and is connected to the usb +/- lines. Check the soldering of its legs.
The ATMega is probably ok. Maybe the CH340 is not connected to the USB.
Check if it is soldered as it should be. The USB-connector could also be the problem. There are 4 pins from this connector: VCC, GND, D+ and D-. If the leds are on (yes it is important :D), VCC and GND are connected. Now try to see if D+ or D- are also soldered as they should be 
I guess soldering part is alright. What disappointed that when I connect multimeter to 3V3 I've got 0, but with 5V pin is ok.
Sorry, didn't see your answer before. Yes, between the VCC and GND there is 5V (4.81V exactly).
If someone cares, I wrote to Aliexpress, so they just returned me the money, and the board I can left myself. Next time I am going to buy from another seller.
Thank you for anyone who tried to help 
Yes. This is another sign that the CH340 chip is defective. The 3.3v is an output from pin 4 of the chip.
https://cdn.hackaday.io/files/293271254726368/nano_ch340_schematics-rev1.pdf
I'm happy for you, that it worked out so well. I suspected the seller would refund you, it's just peanuts when it comes to most clones, not worth postage. So 
Your topic has been moved to the dedicated Classic Nano section of the forum. Alternative would have been the Uploading section.
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