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In most cases, a "default" user will only use a single Arduino at the time. In Windows, there are usually multiple open COM ports.
My machine, for example, always has at least two ports. But I think it should be no problem to auto-select the port where the Arduino is connected. In fact, I already implemented this in some of my applications. An auto-selected COM port is a good thing in the IDE i think.
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In most cases, a "default" user will only use a single Arduino at the time. In Windows, there are usually multiple open COM ports.
My machine, for example, always has at least two ports. But I think it should be no problem to auto-select the port where the Arduino is connected. In fact, I already implemented this in some of my applications. An auto-selected COM port is a good thing in the IDE i think.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: