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No ports detected while Device Manager and IDE 1.x see port OK #2104
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Hi @rfaass. Thanks for your report. I'm going to ask you to provide some additional information that might help us to identify the problem. Please do this:
Please let me know if you have any questions or problems while following those instructions. |
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This is the relevant part of the output:
Arduino IDE gets the list of ports of Arduino boards connected to your computer from helper tools called "pluggable discoveries". Arduino IDE automatically installs these tools, but in this case the tool is not present at the path where it should be installed:
The reason for the missing file is likely a false positive by your antivirus or security software. Please check your security software's quarantine. If you can restore the file from quarantine and then restart Arduino IDE, you should find that the ports are detected as expected. I also recommend adjusting the configuration of your security software so that it won't interfere with any future updates of the tool. If you are unable to restore the file from quarantine, just comment here to let me know and I'll provide some alternative instructions you can follow to force Arduino IDE to make a fresh installation of the tool. Related: arduino/arduino-cli#1669 |
I am unable to restore the file from quarantine, as I did not find any file quarantined.... Please let me know how to force Arduino IDE to make a fresh installation of the tool. (I only have the native security app and defender) |
Found these instructions to make it work, thank you for the assistance!
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Describe the problem
Do not know how to get my Arduino Mega 256, no clone, to show up. it was working before, upgraded to 2.1.0.
Restated, reloaded, downloaded the night build, changed usb ports, nothing helps. Lost my afternoon, trying to get this to work.
1.8 recognizes it fine.
To reproduce
Good question, I just have my Mega attached...
Expected behavior
recognize the board... ahum
Arduino IDE version
2.1.0 last nightly as well as the 2.1.0 from arduino cc
Operating system
Windows
Operating system version
win10
Additional context
No ports discovered; show all ports does not show any port.
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