Stm32 usb driver windows 10 drivers#

First I put his config in cloud storage and then wiped the computer completely clear of all Zadig, Arduino, and Proffie, the same as I recently did with my Mac to clear an issue. Mac users don’t need Zadig and pc users should only ever run it ONCE.

He ran Zadig more than once (by accident) when he was only supposed to run it the first time and the first time only. I just went through similar on a friend’s pc.

We all start somewhere and got help, so now it’s our turn to help. *You’re not “taking”, we’re all 'paying it forwards. I’d much rather spend those hours diagnosing and correcting what is obviously a bug somewhere that I can’t sniff out. The issue here is that not only is it inconvenient to need to manually bootload every time, but I made a rookie mistake on a build I just completed (custom length blade, didn’t define correct px count before finishing build) and disassembly to get back to the buttons to fix it and subsequent reassembly will be hell on earth. This also seems sporadic, but that may be due to me not always pushing the buttons in the correct order as I have big hands/fingers. The ONLY fix so far has been to manually force Bootloader via the buttons on the board.

Stm32 usb driver windows 10 drivers#

Complete un/reinstall of Arduino and all drivers unsuccessful. Issue is present regardless of which OS (5.9, 6.3, 6.5) is tried. Retry of Zadig failed, although the correct driver was confirmed. Multiple USB ports (directly into PC, no hubs) and cables (all verified previous to issue presenting) attempted. Port appears sporadically in Arduino, but still refuses to flash regardless if the port appears or not. Computer chimes when it is plugged in but does not appear in My Computer screen or Device Manager. Out of the blue (or so it seems), Windows 10 has stopped recognizing the Proffie STM32 Bootloader when plugged in via USB. Hey all, hopefully this will be the last time I come here to take rather than give… but this issue has had me floored for the past several weeks.