There is no point in running zadig more than once.
The target driver for the “STM32 BOOTLOADER” device should be WinUSB.
Setting it to anything else will not work.
The driver for the Proffieboard serial port should be the CDC driver, but there shouldn’t be a need to use Zadig to make that association, as windows should be able to figure that part out itself.
Hello again! Apologies, I was spending the holidays with family and getting started with college.
So i did tried replacing my sd card with a new one which just so happens to be a kingston card. Unfortunately nothing has changed.
here’s a video I uploaded on reddit showing these issues i’ve been receiving.
hopefully this clarifies things a bit. https://www.reddit.com/r/lightsabers/comments/s06p6l/problems_uploading_with_arduino_to_proffieboard/
First of all, PLEASE do not use videos to show arduino error messages. I can’t read any of the text, and it takes lots of extra time for me to figure out what is going on. Not only is this annoying for me, but it’s not helping you either. I would have answered this post this morning, but I put it off until I have time to watch the video.
Secondly: The upload issue is NOT a broken component/board, it’s a driver issue on your computer.
Now for some comments on the video itself. You still have a driver problem with your bootloader device, which normally means that you need to run zadig. If you’ve done that and it didn’t help, then you have something else installed on your system that is preventing zadig from working properly. Please note that uninstalling the COM device isn’t going to help, because the problem isn’t with the COM device, it’s with the “STM32 BOOTLOADER” device. You should try uninstalling that device, not the COM device.
The other error messages you’re seeing in Arduino are normal from what I can tell. (Although it’s difficult to be sure, because I can’t read the text.)
Pressing BOOT+RESET isn’t going to help really, because all that does is puts the board in bootloader mode, it doesn’t fix the driver on the computer. However, do try deleting the device that shows up after you press BOOT+RESET.
Next, let’s move on to the audio glitch problem… I should point out that Video is a good tool for showing what is happening in this case. I don’t dislike video, I just dislike using it cases when text would be easier, clearer and faster…
Unfortunately, there isn’t much to say, other than that it’s probably an SD card problem. Did you try running “sdtest” on the new sd card? What results did you get?
so i figured out my earlier
issue but now im stuck any help is welcome 