Beginner Struggles: Difficulties Uploading Projects to Arduino Uno Plate

XSPACE18 wrote:

I don't really know how to check it

emarcus wrote:

Make a location note: Exp. (3 *). By changing the socket of the plug you will observe changes in the location of the socket, remaining constantly in the same configuration. for example com3 (default configuration).
By opening the other tabs you will learn more details of this configuration.

With the Device Manager still open, disconnect the USB cable connecting the Arduino.
With proper configuration, this line should disappear from the list of connected devices. If both items disappear (com1 too), this would indicate errors in the configuration of this device.

emarcus wrote:

This only confirms the physical connectivity (of "some device" arduino with a computer, but this does not prejudge the correct communication for what the appropriate driver is used.
In the previous post I asked about the type of circuit in the USB bridge of your board, which you deigned to skip.
From the information you provided, it appears that you have installed the driver for arduino containing the FTDI chip as it was for Decimil and NG A-ino. I suspect your board is not built on this system, but rather on the cheap Chinese clone CH340 / CH341, which does not work with the original FTDI driver.
If your board is similar to one below, then you need to install a different driver.

The driver packet included in the Arduino IDE installation kit does not contain the driver for this option, so find yourself.
Try searching the Internet for the right version of Windows, or here:
http://www.wch.cn/download/CH341SER_EXE.html -original Chinese website,
or
http://sparks.gogo.co.nz/ch340.html

e marcus

emarcus wrote:

XSPACE18 wrote:

I apologize for the omission. I have the original arudino uno board from the botland store, the board has a USB type A port

https://botland.com.pl/arduino-moduly-glowne/1060-arduino-uno-r3.html

So as I expected; Although this is not a clone, you still installed the wrong driver.
There is no FTDI chip (FT232RL) on your board.
Also, as I mentioned, older, original / authentic versions of Arduino were built with this system, but the current ones use a cheaper Mega16U2 processor that fulfills this role by having a suitable soft in them (it is even in the same place on the board) ...
You will need to complete the correct driver installation ...
This time (as I wrote earlier), do not choose automatic search, but indicate which driver you want to install.
During the procedure ' update driver '(in a Polish-language system it probably will be' update the driver 'or something similar), indicate exactly the right path to the driver, for example:
C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Arduino \ drivers; - select: including subfolders;
To avoid further automatic errors, click rather on the bottom inscription: that you want to choose the driver. instead of clicking 'NEXT'
From the list shown select 'Arduino Uno' and then 'Next'.
This should solve your problem.
For example, I give the difference between these variants (what you should get):


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