Configuration error on RP2040 Connect

I need help in the set up of my brand new Nano RP2040 Connect. When trying to add it as new device on the Arduino Cloud it fails when the device is being Configured (using the automatic method).

OS: Windows 11 (64bit)

Steps followed:

  1. Arduino board connected to laptop via USB. :white_check_mark:

  2. On Arduino Cloud Add new device. :white_check_mark:

  3. Setup device page: Arduino RP2040 Connect found. :white_check_mark:

  1. (Arduino board 3 LEDs are on (green) or blinking (orange and RGB). :white_check_mark:

  2. Configuration started; step 1 Uploading sketch. The laptop has the USB device disconnected sound. The Arduino board only has the green LED on and the other two are off. (the USB has not been detached from the laptop) :x:

  3. The configuration fails with the following message: Executing command: exit status 1

The Agent's debug consol has the below recorded while the configuration was on:

Serial Ports:
[
  {
    "Name": "COM3",
    "SerialNumber": "06C6345018996942",
    "IsOpen": false,
    "VendorID": "0x2341",
    "ProductID": "0x005E"
  }
]

{
  "Cmd": "Serial",
  "ProgrammerStatus": "Starting"
}

{
  "Msg": "Restarting in bootloader mode",
  "ProgrammerStatus": "Busy"
}

list

Serial Ports:
[
  {
    "Name": "COM3",
    "SerialNumber": "06C6345018996942",
    "IsOpen": false,
    "VendorID": "0x2341",
    "ProductID": "0x005E"
  }
]

{
  "Msg": "Flashing with command:C:/Users/Daniel.Bodoki/.arduino-create/arduino/rp2040tools/1.0.6/rp2040load.exe -v -D C:/Users/DANIEL~1.BOD/AppData/Local/Temp/arduino-create-agent2534632522/provisioning.elf",
  "ProgrammerStatus": "Busy"
}

{
  "Msg": "rp2040load 1.0.6 - compiled with go1.16.2",
  "ProgrammerStatus": "Busy"
}

list

Serial Ports:
[
  {
    "Name": "COM3",
    "SerialNumber": "06C6345018996942",
    "IsOpen": false,
    "VendorID": "0x2341",
    "ProductID": "0x005E"
  }
]

list

Serial Ports:
[
  {
    "Name": "COM3",
    "SerialNumber": "06C6345018996942",
    "IsOpen": false,
    "VendorID": "0x2341",
    "ProductID": "0x005E"
  }
]

list

Serial Ports:
[
  {
    "Name": "COM3",
    "SerialNumber": "06C6345018996942",
    "IsOpen": false,
    "VendorID": "0x2341",
    "ProductID": "0x005E"
  }
]

list

Serial Ports:
[
  {
    "Name": "COM3",
    "SerialNumber": "06C6345018996942",
    "IsOpen": false,
    "VendorID": "0x2341",
    "ProductID": "0x005E"
  }
]

list
{
  "Msg": ".....................",
  "ProgrammerStatus": "Busy"
}

{
  "Msg": "Executing command: exit status 1",
  "ProgrammerStatus": "Error"
}
list

Serial Ports:
[]

list

Serial Ports:
[]

list

Serial Ports:
[]

list

Serial Ports:
[]

list

Serial Ports:
[]

I managed to solve the issue. First I gave up using it as a wifi device and I downloaded the offline IDE. I tested a LED blink via USB cable. Then I tested the same via the Arduino cloud. While my LEDs were blinking I restarted the new device set up and the 3 steps went through with no issue.
Now the PR2040 is set up correctly.

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