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      themaker
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      Hi

      After I updated my Core2 to UI Flow 1.9.6 it stopped communicating over the USB-C Port. I installed the correct CH9102 Driver on my PC. I also swapped out my usb cable and tried different computers with windows 11 and windows 10. However, the serial port does not pop up on the device manager. The device is set to start up UI flow with USB connection.

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        robski @themaker
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        @themaker said in Serial Port not displayed in Windows Device Manager:

        Hi

        After I updated my Core2 to UI Flow 1.9.6 it stopped communicating over the USB-C Port. I installed the correct CH9102 Driver on my PC. I also swapped out my usb cable and tried different computers with windows 11 and windows 10. However, the serial port does not pop up on the device manager. The device is set to start up UI flow with USB connection.

        is it not visible in M5burner too?

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          ajb2k3 @themaker
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          @themaker did you erase the firmware before writing?

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