Martin H. Guru Joined: 04/06/2022 Location: GermanyPosts: 1547
Posted: 12:48pm 06 Aug 2026
Hi Lance,
if they only appear when you display ‘hidden devices’, you can usually delete these devices. The devices labelled ‘BOOT’ indicate the state when the ‘Boot’ button is pressed, i.e. as a USB drive. The JTAG devices are used for the serial USB connection.
Your list looks as though your Windows has registered every Pico on every possible USB port. It’s not a Pico problem, but a Windows problem. This method also works if Windows has got itself in a bit of a mess with the USB drivers for other devices, such as mice or USB sticks.(The fact that they simply go unrecognised)
Don’t worry – when you plug the Pico back in afterwards, the driver will be reinstalled, hopefully with the correct settings. Good old Microsofts Plug and Pray Edited 2026-08-06 22:54 by Martin H.