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 A **workaround** for [Arduino/#2986](https://github.com/arduino/Arduino/issues/2986). Some people are getting the error message: `avrdude: usbdev_open(): did not find any USB device "usb"` when trying to **Burn Bootloader** using the **AVRISP mkII** programmer under [Arduino](http://arduino.cc) IDE 1.6.x. The problem is that the two avrdude commands are sent without enough delay between them.
 
-This **workaround** adds an **AVRISP mkII Burn Bootloader** option to **Tools>Programmer**. This programmer option causes the **erase** and **bootloader** steps to be done in the first avrdude command so burning the bootloader is accomplished successfully even though the second avrdude command fails.
+This **workaround** adds an **AVRISP mkII Burn Bootloader** option to **Tools > Programmer**. This programmer option causes the **erase** and **bootloader** steps to be done in the first avrdude command so burning the bootloader is accomplished successfully even though the second avrdude command fails as usual.
 
 #### Comparison With Alternative **Workaround**
 Another **workaround** has been presented in the Arduino Forum by dmjlambert: http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=345838 here is a comparison of Arduino-AVRISPmkII-workaround vs the dmjlambert **workaround**:
 ##### Pros
-- Doesn't require modification of any Arduino or other hardware core files
-- Doesn't need to be redone every time the Arduino IDE or any hardware core with a platform.txt is updated
-- Doesn't affect any programmer except for AVRISP mkII
+- Doesn't require modification of any Arduino or other hardware core files.
+- Doesn't need to be redone every time the Arduino IDE or any hardware core with a platform.txt is updated.
+- Doesn't affect any programmer except for AVRISP mkII.
 
 ##### Cons
-- Burn Bootloader appears to fail even when successful
+- Burn Bootloader appears to fail even when successful.
 
 
 #### Installation
-There are two options for installing Arduino-AVRISPmkII-workaround
+There are two options for installing Arduino-AVRISPmkII-workaround:
 ##### Boards Manager
 This installation method requires Arduino IDE version 1.6.4 or greater.
 - Open the Arduino IDE.
 - Open the **File > Preferences** menu item.
-- Enter the following URL in **Additional Boards Manager URLs**: https://per1234.github.io/Arduino-AVRISPmkII-fix/package_per1234_Arduino-AVRISPmkII-fix_index.json
+- Enter the following URL in **Additional Boards Manager URLs**: https://per1234.github.io/Arduino-AVRISPmkII-fix/package_per1234_Arduino-AVRISPmkII-fix_index.json.
 - Open the **Tools > Board > Boards Manager...** menu item.
 - Wait for the platform indexes to finish downloading.
 - Scroll down until you see the **Arduino-AVRISPmkII-workaround** entry and click on it.
-- Click Install.
+- Click **Install**.
 - After installation is complete close the Boards Manager window.
-- If using Arduino IDE previous to v1.6.6 you may need to restart the IDE to make the **AVRISP mkII(workaround)** programmer appear in the **Tools>Programmer** menu.
+- If using Arduino IDE previous to v1.6.6 you may need to restart the IDE to make the **AVRISP mkII(workaround)** programmer appear in the **Tools > Programmer** menu.
 
 ##### Manual Installation
-- Download the Arduino-AVRISPmkII-workaround files here: https://github.com/per1234/Arduino-AVRISPmkII-fix/archive/master.zip
-- Extract the .zip file
+- Download the Arduino-AVRISPmkII-workaround files here: https://github.com/per1234/Arduino-AVRISPmkII-fix/archive/master.zip.
+- Extract the .zip file.
 - Copy the extracted folder inside your sketchbook/hardware folder.
 - If the Arduino IDE is running then restart it.
 
 
 #### Usage
 ##### Burn Bootloader
-- Connect the AVRISP mkII to your Arduino
-- Select **Tools>Programmer>AVRISP mkII(workaround)**
-- Select the correct board from **Tools>Board**
-- Click **Tools>Burn Bootloader**
-- The bootloader will be burned to your Arduino but then the avrdude output will fail with the error message `avrdude: usbdev_open(): did not find any USB device "usb"`. This is because the second avrdude command failed as it will do with **Tools>Programmer>AVRISP mkII**, however if you examine the avrdude output fully you will see that the first command was successful and the bootloader was burned in that command.
+- Connect the AVRISP mkII to your Arduino.
+- Select **Tools > Programmer > AVRISP mkII(workaround)**.
+- Select the correct board from **Tools > Board**.
+- Click **Tools > Burn Bootloader**.
+- The bootloader will be burned to your Arduino but then the avrdude output will fail with the error message `avrdude: usbdev_open(): did not find any USB device "usb"`. This is because the second avrdude command failed as it will do with **Tools > Programmer > AVRISP mkII**, however if you enable **File > Preferences > Show verbose output during: upload**(check) and examine the avrdude output fully you will see that the first command was successful and the bootloader was burned in that command.