Arduino nano not connecting problem solved. usb port not detecting problem solved

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[pierpa_pierpaolo]

I will try again . Arduino worked for me on win XP without any problems. An otg cable will surely solve the considerable problems. What version of windows are you using? I now use win 11

[martinkuliza]

I want to add another comment
it's also a shit load easier to UPDATE TO IDE 2.0.0. because it detects the settings of the Arduino Automatically in most cases.
in the time you download this and that and whatever, you could have just uninstalled the old IDE and install 2.0.0

[sateeshbhat]

still i getting same error that port not visible and arduino nano is not detected

[mahoneytechnologies]

Totally distracting Background music and a really Irritating Computer

Why does anyone use these computer-generated audios/

[martinkuliza]

THIS DID NOT WORK FOR ME (Although i appreciate the effort for the video)

IF THIS DIDN'T WORK FOR YOU I HAVE ANOTHER SOLUTION

let me first clearly outline my problem
- As stated in the video, Arduino Nano is not connecting, ERROR = EXIT ERROR 1

- I am using a Duinotech Nano purchased from Jaycar (which is reliable)
- My IDE Version is 2.0.0
- I'm using Both Windows10 and Windows 7

THERE IS A SOLUTION, ONLY IT'S NOT IN THIS VIDEO....

YOU DO NOT NEED TO DOWNLOAD ANYTHING OR INSTALL ANYTHING

Here is what i have downloaded so far that has not worked
Downloading and installing CDM21228
Downloading and installing CH341SER.exe Setup
Downloading and Installing CP210x VCP
Downloading and Installing WCH Nano Drivers
Downloading and Installing ATmega 328P Drivers
(some of these may work for some people)


HERE IS WHAT DID WORK
HERE IS THE SOLUTION STEP BY STEP
1. connect your board to your computer's USB Port

2. Go to Device manager and confirm Under PORTS(COM and LPT) that your device was actually detected
(If not, get a new device, Troubleshoot your computer or... likely.. get a usb cable that is not just power, but data as well)

3. Open the IDE
- Select the board
TOOLS / BOARD / ARDUINO AVR BOARDS / ARDUINO NANO

4. Select the Port
TOOLS / PORT / Select the port in device manager
NOTE : Unlike other arduino's that may say USB Serial Port (Com3) Arduino Uno, the Nano name doesn't appear in Device manager THIS IS NORMAL

so far all this is standard bullshit
and if you try to upload a sketch now.. it will fail

5. SET THE BOOTLOADER (this alone will not fix your problem) some have said that it did, but for me it didn't
TOOLS / PROCESSOR / AT, mega328P (Old Bootloader)
You can also try the ATmega328P although the Old Bootloader seems to have more success

at this point it may or may not work, for me it didn't

6. SET THE PROGRAMMER
TOOLS / PROGRAMMER / change to ""AVRISP mkII"


Restart your IDE
Unplug and replug your Arduino NANO

go to upload your sketch and it'll work
if it doesn't, Your sketch has issue, try a basic sketch instead

CONCLUSION : The Nano is not shit (From Jaycar) and there is no need to return it.
it's basically an issue with the 328P chipset and it requiring specific Very specific settings
in my experience, no other Arduino requires this level of attention in order to connect it to the PC

BUT THERE YOU GO.. THA'TS THE SOLUTION