I am tring to get an IMUArduino working. If you don't recognize this device please look here: http://femto.io/products/imuduino. It is based on the Arduino Leonardo. The supporting videos show it works exactly as you may expect for any arduino.
I am having trouble getting my computer to recognize the device. I tried https://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/ArduinoLeonardoMicro#toc8 to install the drivers. This solution requires that the device be seen by the computer. My computer does not get this far. I cannot find 'Other Devices' in device manager (please see attach picture). Additionally when I plug the device into the USB port nothing happens (windows doesn't give any response that a new device was detected).
I thought this might be because I am using USB 3 to connect but my phone uses USB 2 and it connect without any trouble. I am not sure what could be causing the issue.
Other:
I am using micro USB to connect to the device.
OS: Windows 10
IDE: Arduino 1.6.6
Orange power ind. turns on when plugged into USB port
Thank you for any help you can provide. I have look on these forums and google searched but there are many posts that are described as driver issues that don't have the same issue I do.
I am having the same problem with a Arduino Leonardo purchased form RobotShop. This computer was used with a Arduino Zero and now I want to program a Leonardo. I have removed and reinstalled Arduino IDE. Nothing happens when I plug the Leonardo into the USB port. I cant find Leonardo in the Device Manager list but I went under Actions > Add Legacy Hardware > next > install the dfhardware that I manually select form a list > next > Ports (com &LPY) > next {under Manufacture} Arduino > {under Model} Arduino Lenardo > Next > next. I get a “ The software for this device is now installed but may not work correctly. This device cannot start. (Code 10)” I can now find the Leonardo in Device manager under Ports ( com& LPY) but under its propertied is the device status of This device cannot start(Code 10).
Any suggestions?
EDIT
My problem is solved see this thread.
http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=440584.0
Have you both tried the drivers in the "Old Arduino Drivers" zip.
Goto
Program Files (x86)
Open the Arduino folder
Then open the drivers folder
There is a ZIP file for older drivers (Leonardo was discontinued)
Extract the whole "Old_Arduino_Drivers" folder
Now when you want to update drivers for the Leo point it at that directory.
Or just point it at the drivers folder and include sub folders...either works.
