Something went wrong. It may be a wrong wiring, the wrong board selection, a bad cable, a failing board or simply choosing the wrong serial port. But as you failed to provide the necessary information for us to help you, you're on your own to with that problem.
i have try uninstalled and reinstalled the chip driver, Arduino IDE, Libraries, Board Configurations in board manager(Also tried different
-Tried connecting pin IO0 to GND with jumper only
-Tried rebooting my computer
The USB vendor and product IDs tell you that the board contains a CH340 USB2serial converter chip. But the corresponding board isn't recognized. So you either have a quite exotic board or your board is broken.