I do have VBox with a XP and Linux system (though I've had problems with Linux getting shared folders to the Win7 host working).
THONNY IDE RASPBERRY PI INSTALL
I will need a completed new PC and it will take me a week to install all my software and configure. I'm on Windows Extended Support as I'm delaying moving to Windows 10 as long as I can. That thread also said "I'm sorry, but we do not intend to officially support Windows 7 as Microsoft itself discontinued support for the operating system in January last year." However this other post says use zadig to build the inf but others have had bad experience of zadig. Trying to install the 'pico-serial.inf' without that sys file gives "Windows could not find driver software for your device" The OP says that a copy of Microsoft's 'usbser.sys' is also needed. I saved it as 'pico-serial.inf' in its own directory The OP provided a list of mods to another manufacturer's inf file but I went for the posting at Wed 12:50 pm that had complete "working" inf file.
THONNY IDE RASPBERRY PI SERIAL
Says one needs to install a COMx driver for Windows 7 to support Pico's Virtual Serial Port. So I searched re updating the RP2 Boot driver that is not present. The only place I can see to set baud rate is in the driver. Tried Stop/Restart + enter REPL and clicked Run and clicked save to Pico but says "Device is busy." If I reboot the Pico without plugging in the USB cable Windows now recognises the drive (didn't earlier) but Thorny does not. If I reboot the Pico whilst plugging in the USB cable, then Windows still only sees the 2 files - should the firmware and micropython be seen as files? Windows Manage Computer / Devices / Portable Devices / RPI-RP2 - no yellow mark The drivers for this device are not installed.
Windows Manage Computer / Devices / Other Devices / RP2 Boot with yellow exclamation mark
In Thorny wrote micropython IDE - get to 100% - Waiting for Port - Could not find port Drive disappears from Windows. Rebooted Pico while plugging in USB cable to PCġ1. 2 files visible index.html & INFO_UF2.txtĤ. Booted Pico while plugging in USB cable to PCģ. Problem: Cannot access Pico from Thorny after uploading micropython IDE using Thorny on Windows 7 Professional ESU 64 bitġ.
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