Windows 10
Using a clone Nano board on COM9 but the same problem occurs using a Uno R4 WiFi on COM43
Using IDE 1.8.19 I can connect an external terminal program such as PuTTY to COM9 to see Serial output from a sketch as long as the Serial monitor is not open
However, using IDE 2.3.2 I cannot connect to COM9 using PuTTY whether or not the IDE serial monitor is open and have to resort to selecting a different COM port in the IDE to allow an external connection to be made
I am not sure, but I don't remember this being a problem in previous 2.x versions of the IDE
Am I missing a trick here ?