why does my arduino not come up in the ide and device manager?
it used to work but now it doesnt, i have had this before but then it went away but now it wont.
Had the same issue, maybe you can try getting some ideas here:
so its broken?
After this post I considered mine broken:
My board was quite fresh so I just asked for a refund and they gave it to me, I don't know about yours tho.
idk i paid my college and they gave me one. ill have to see what i can do ig
Checking from your other posts it looks to me like your Arduino is an actual Arduino and not a clone, the reason I gave up on mine so easily it's because it was only 4.5€ so it wouldn't be too big of a loss even if I didn't get the refund.
I don't know if you've tried it or not but you could always try the simple troubleshooting things like using different cables, different computer, reinstalling IDE, given you have access to a spare cable or PC of course.
What Arduino do you have? Post a pic of it
What IDE version are you using?
From the picture on this post
Looks like this one to me:
I want to see his actual board. That is an original Uno R3 using the highly reliable Atmel16u2 used as USB to serial chip. He may have a CH340 or FTDI.
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That's why I said this here:
Maybe I'm wrong but from this picture it seems original to me:
Also the fact that he said he bought it from college, I'd find it weird for a college to sell cloned material instead of original.
The only relevant information that we can extract from that is that you're using windows. So relevant information
- Which board do you use (as asked).
- Which exact version of the IDE (as asked).
- What was the project that you were working on when it failed? What was all connected? If anything was connected, please provide a schematic/wiring diagram (photo of hand-drawn one is fine); don't forget all wiring for power and GND.
If your board has a micro-USB connector, make sure that you use a data/sync cable and not a charge-only cable.
If your board has support for native USB (Leonardo, Micro, ...), it might be your sketch that overwrites variables used for the board detection / reset functionality.
sorry for late response i was sleeping, i have ide 2.1.0.
you are correct thats the one i have
i think my cable should be fine, my whole class has the same one and their works fine.
it works for a sometimes but immediatly dissapears
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Use one of your classmates cables to see if the issue continues with their cable
i have to submit this today, i can only get another cable monday. ill try it monday but is there anything else i can try?
yep, his is genuine. The fuse confirms this.
Did you press the reset button?
Someone more familiar with IDE 2.x and windows will have to help you.
reset button does nothing. i will just have to redo this assignment with another arduino not a big deal ig cause most of the setup is done