[solved] Arduino UNO "This device cannot start (Code 10)" at hardware manager

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Hi everyone!

My problem is that I cant connect my Arduino UNO R3 (Funduino) via USB to my PC.

It worked well for the last few days but today i received after I wanted to upload a error that it is not connected. So I searched for the correct driver at the hardware manager, which I found after a longer time because all tutorials on the internet not worked for my problem. Then I got an error message "This device cannot start (Code 10)". And at this point I have no idea what i can do next to fix that.

I hope somebody can help me.

Thanks in advance,
Fabian

Arduino MKRZero "This device cannot start" (Code 10) at hardware manager
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I'm getting this same problem. I don't know how to fix it... I've tried everything I can think of :frowning:

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its driver issue not arduino problem. You need to update USB2.0 driver for your chipset.

Somehow i have attached driver file below unzip the folder & try to install driver manually in port section.

drivers.zip (1.19 MB)

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As I wanted to install the driver you attached I saw that my arduino was detected as the old COM3 Port of the last days and it is working fine. I dont know how that happend but I am happy that my problem is solved.

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I have tried manually installing the driver by hitting "update driver software..." and doing various things, still no luck.

AMPS-N:
its driver issue not arduino problem. You need to update USB2.0 driver for your chipset.

Somehow i have attached driver file below unzip the folder & try to install driver manually in port section.

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just download USB 2.0 for your motherboard.
It must solve issue.

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This topic has fallen by the wayside, but here is a slightly different cut.

I too had a problem where Windows 7 STOPPED talking to the Arduino UNO and complained in Device Manager.

I reloaded and rebooted everything in sight, no joy. Used a different USB port, different cable, nada.

I then read this topic where someone suggested trying a different PC.

So I did, on an old XP laptop, and the Arduino worked.

I then brought the Arduino back to the first PC, where it wasn't working, and Lo! and Behold, it is working again on the Windows 7 machine.

This tells me that something odd happened to the Arduino, and nothing to do with Windows, hardware, cables etc.

I hope this note will help someone out there (a) to fix their Arduino and (b) that the Arduino folk might debug whatever it is that upsets the Arduino.

Because I do not seem to be the only one getting into this bind.