I bought a LilyGO with ATMEGA32U4 controller.
In Arduino IDE I changed from board Arduino Leonardo (which it was first recognized as), and I changed to Esplora and compiled a sketch to test (because I've had problems getting ducky scripts (converted to arduino) working). But then it says that its not recognized anymore.
I've tried to install drivers from arduino/drivers file but Windows (10) says they are not for this system or something like that.
Sounds like your sketch did something so wrong that it hosed the USB. double-tap reset to reset it into the bootloader and upload a harmless sketch (bare minimum, blink, etc) then fix your sketch.
DrAzzy:
Sounds like your sketch did something so wrong that it hosed the USB. double-tap reset to reset it into the bootloader and upload a harmless sketch (bare minimum, blink, etc) then fix your sketch.
How do I double-tap reset? My USB/arduino does not have a reset buttom I think … Do I have to open the USB-drive?
A "working link" would simply be the URL from where you purchased the item or the items own support pages.
Having never seen the device your picture shows It looks more like a regular USB drive than an MCU based device.
Where are the I/O pins etc.
I think your "driver" issues might be more related to windows 10 itself but until we can see details of what you actually have there even that is a guess.
Hi, Got stuck in the same "USB not recognized" issue . This device is used for Keystroke injection attack. But it is also used for configuring batch devices in industrial applications too. So this is an automation tool not typically a malicious device.