BASCOM and Arduino Nano

I have been building a project that requires the Arduino Nano to be programmed in BASCOM using a program called AVRUDE or AVRDUDESS which I have done. Once programmed the Arduino IDE no longer recognises the board.

My question is how , if at all possible can I return my arduino nano to factory original settings so the Arduino IDE recognises it again, so I can reuse?

It sounds like you need to burn the bootloader back onto the chip. Do you have a programmer board of any kind or a second Arduino with a removeable chip ?

I have a PIC programmer and a Arduino Uno with a removable 328p chip.
But from what you say the Nano is not a simple recovery after it has been programmed in BASCOM?

With a Uno to act as the programmer it is not too difficult

Take a look at https://support.arduino.cc/hc/en-us/articles/360012048080-How-to-burn-the-bootloader-between-two-Arduino-UNO

Thanks, I will give this a try.

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