#Download thonny for windows 7 install#

Now as a general observation the Pico isn't the only board that has a CDC problem with Win7/8.1!! I have 2 different 'sense' boards which should work with arduino, the manufacturers say that the boards work with win7.but does win7/8.1 give them a com port? Not a chance! But I am wondering if something similar to the above Pico fix could work with the other boards. So the big question is there a fix for RP2 Boot? Or can that error be ignored? It is an open-source integrated development.

USB Mass Storage Device (tick)Ready to use Thonny is a free development program for PC that was made by an independent dev who goes by the same name. But as the Pico now has a com port on win7 I reckon it will work with arduino! Now I don't know if the pico will talk to Thonny on win7 as I was trying to get the pico to work with my win8.1 laptop and I haven't installed Thonny on my Win7 laptop (Mu is a non starter). 4.0/5 Review by Catalin Chelariu Whats new in Thonny 4.1. Check the installation instructions on the official Thonny website. Users on Windows Vista or XP will need to follow a different installation procedure, where Thonny and Python need to be installed separately. Yep it worked for me as well (I'd already installed micropython (the only version that didn't have unstable in the file name) using a Pi-zero and VNC). Thonny is 100 FREE and can be easily installed with the help of an automated installer on Windows 7, 8.1, and 10. ***The following is for my Win7 laptop***

#Download thonny for windows 7 install#

Right click on the CDC Device and update or install driver choosing the file you created from the location you saved it at.

A yellow exclamation mark indicates it.Ĩ. Go to your pc device list, find the pico under Ports, named something like CDC Device. Close and save and make sure your retain the name as pico-serial.infħ.