Key takeaways The Trump-Xi Beijing summit delivered limited concrete progress, disappointing markets that had hoped for broader trade and geopolitical breakthroughs, while renewed warnings over Taiwan tensions kept regional risk sentiment fragile.Rising inflation pressures and surging global bond yields reinforced fears that the Federal Reserve may eventually shift toward rate hikes rather than cuts, with the US 10-year Treasury yield climbing to 4.59%.The AI-driven equity rally is increasingly viewed as overconcentrated, with growing concerns that elevated valuations in semiconductor and AI infrastructure stocks could face pressure from rising yields and sector rotation ahead of NVIDIA earnings.Chart of the day: WTI crude’s minor bullish structure remains intact after a strong rebound from 20-day and 50-day moving averages, with key short-term support at $103.40/bbl.Top macro headlines Trump-Xi Beijing summit concludes with limited progress: The highly anticipated two-day meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded in Beijing with few concrete agreements. While pledging a three-year "strategic stability" truce, Xi issued his bluntest warning yet on Taiwan, stating it could lead to "clashes" and create a "highly dangerous situation". On trade, China agreed to purchase only 200 Boeing jets, well short of the 500 investors expected.Gundlach and Wall Street warn of Fed rate hikes: DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach warned that stubborn inflation and a commodity boom could force the Federal Reserve to implement interest rate hikes rather than cuts. This aligns with a growing chorus on Wall Street, which is pricing out 2026 rate cuts entirely, shifting expectations toward tightening as the Fed's preferred inflation gauge runs at more than double its target rate.Global bond yields surge, threatening stock rally: Global bond yields marched higher over the weekend, with the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield climbing to 4.59%. A steep rise in yields may start to pose a direct valuation threat to the global equity market rally, with the magnificent rallies seen in semiconductor, AI infrastructure-related equities since the end of March 2026.Goldman warns AI-fueled market rally overconcentrated: Goldman Sachs cautioned that the AI-driven stock surge powering the S&P 500 to repeated records is morphing into "one big trade," exposing investors to heightened systemic risk. Concurrently, J.P. Morgan data revealed that AI-related industries now command more than half of the total S&P 500 weight.Bill Ackman builds hefty stake in Microsoft: Pershing Square revealed a contrarian core position in Microsoft. Famed investor Bill Ackman is betting against the popular market trade of selling software firms to buy chipmakers, arguing that Microsoft's enterprise software suite remains deeply embedded and insulated from AI rivals.Key macro themes Vanishing rate cuts and tightening Fears: Persistent inflation, driven heavily by energy and commodity shocks, has completely upended the global monetary outlook. Investors are rapidly moving from a "higher-for-longer" stance to actively positioning for potential rate hikes under incoming Fed Chair Kevin Warsh.Geopolitical friction and supply-chain vulnerabilities: The U.S. war in Iran and the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz continue to impose structural inflation constraints on the global economy. While the physical ceasefire holds, the lack of a diplomatic breakthrough keeps WTI and Brent crude elevated near $105-110/bbl.Extreme equity concentration in the AI supercycle: With the AI ecosystem now exceeding 50% of the S&P 500's weight, the market's technical structure is highly sensitive to thematic rotation or an options market correction.Global market impact Equities: Wall Street pulled back ahead of the weekend, with the S&P 500 closing lower at 7,409, putting a pause to its prior 6-week of weekly gains with a loss of -0.4% for the week of 11 May. Tech shares led the decline as investors re-evaluated software vs. hardware valuations.Fixed Income: Bond markets experienced heavy selling. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield climbed to 4.59%. Long-term UK bond yields climbed to their highest levels since 1998 on fiscal deficit concerns due to political instability within the ruling Labour Party's leadership.FX: The U.S. Dollar retained broad structural strength as rate cut expectations evaporated. The Japanese Yen and British Pound remained defensive against greenback dominance as both ended with a weekly loss of 2.3% and 1.3%.Commodities: WTI and Brent crude oil surged 3% on last Friday to settle at $109.48-105.86/bbl due to the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz [cite: 8]. Spot Gold corrected lower by 2.4% to settle at $4,540/oz under pressure from higher global bond yields. Asia Pacific impact Stock markets & supply chains: High energy import costs continue to pressure regional growth, with India's stock market down around 10% YTD. In South Korea, Samsung Electronics and its labor union are scheduled to resume high-stakes pay negotiations today to avert a threatened 18-day strike that could disrupt global memory chip supplies. S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 E-mini futures extended their losses to 0.6% to 0.7% in today's Asia opening session at this time of writing.Currencies: The Indian Rupee was flagged as Asia's worst-performing currency due to the crude oil price shock. The offshore Yuan weakened in line with other regional currencies after China's summit talks concluded. Xi's blunt language regarding Taiwan leaves the regional complex highly sensitive.Regional policy actions: To combat currency depreciation and macro strains, the Indian government has initiated emergency solutions, including tightening controls on gold imports and cracking down on domestic fuel consumption.Top 3 economic data/events to watch today CN House Price Index, Retail Sales, Industrial Production (Apr) - 10:00 am SGT Impact: USD/CNH, Hang Seng Index, ChinaA50, AUD/USDTrailing impact of U.S. 10-Year bond yield above 4.59% Impact: US Treasuries, growth stocks, USD, Gold.Market positioning ahead of Nvidia Q1 earnings release on Wednesday, 20 May Impact: US semiconductor stocks, Nasdaq 100, S&P 500Chart of the day - WTI crude bullish revival from 20-day and 50-day MAs Fig. 1: West Texas oil CFD minor trend as of 18 May 2026 (Source: TradingView). After a retest on its 20-day and 50-day moving averages on Monday, 11 May 2026, the West Texas oil CFD (a proxy of the WTI crude oil futures) surged by 9% to hit a two-week high.The current minor uptrend from its 6 May 2026 low remains intact within a medium-term sideways range configuration since the 9 March 2026 high of $119.54 (see Fig. 1).Watch the $103.40 key short-term pivotal support, and a clearance above $108.20 sees the next intermediate resistance coming in at $112.84 before the medium-term range resistance of $116.56/119.54.However, a break and an hourly close below $103.40 invalidates the bullish tone for another round of choppy minor corrective decline towards the next intermediate supports at $100.25 and $97.40 (also the area of the 20-day and 50-day moving averages). Opinions are the authors'; not necessarily that of OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc. or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers or directors. The provided publication is for informational and educational purposes only.If you would like to reproduce or redistribute any of the content found on MarketPulse, an award winning forex, commodities and global indices analysis and news site service produced by OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc., please refer to the MarketPulse Terms of Use.Visit https://www.marketpulse.com/ to find out more about the beat of the global markets.© 2026 OANDA Business Information & Services Inc.

Both of these fires occurred in 2022, and as far as I can tell there has never been an arrest in either case. No charges, no updates nothing. Given how severe these fires were and the danger they put 100s of people in that day (in the stores), and the economic impact the closures had to the city tax base, seems like an important update? But no, and it’s strange. I even followed up with a reporter that covered the story in 2022 to see if he could do an update, and he said “ too much time had past and it’s not a “fresh” story anymore” (this was 5 months ago). Just seems like these fires fell through the cracks. Does anyone have any ideas? Genuinely curious submitted by /u/Acceptable-Agent-428 [link] [comments]

Hey! Some of you might remember Patternflow — ESP32-S3, 128×64 LED matrix, 4 knobs, a device for generative patterns. 17 days ago I open-sourced it (the Open Source Hero badge still doesn't feel real, thank you). Here's where it's gone since then. A few things happened I didn't expect. Someone actually made a pattern. This is the part I keep going back to. A few days ago someone took the JS pattern template, wrote their own, and sent it to me. I helped port it to C++, and we posted it as a collab on our Instagram. Flashing someone else's code onto my hardware and watching it run was a weird feeling. Good weird. It's the whole reason I open-sourced this thing, and it happened faster than I thought it would. The porting wasn't perfectly smooth, so I'm writing up the gotchas as a GitHub issue The v2 build guide is real now. The original docs were placeholder, honestly. The new one walks through four stages — parts, PCB, assembly, firmware — and there's a 3D preview on the site that updates per stage. It's here. The cold-boot bug some of you helped debug (pull-up on GPIO0, for anyone else hitting it on AliExpress ESP32-S3) is fully fixed in v2. Why AI is in this workflow. The original section was unclear, so let me lay this out properly. AI shows up in two places: JS for web preview. I sketch patterns in JS first so I can see them in the browser quickly. AI helps translate what I want into that JS. JS → C++ port. Once a JS pattern looks good, AI helps convert it to C++ that runs on the ESP32. The pushback focuses on #1. #2 is more accepted because it's well-defined code-to-code translation. But structurally, they're the same operation. #2 translates JS to C++. #1 translates an English description to JS. Same operation, different input format. If AI translating between two formal languages is fine, the case for AI translating from a looser source into a formal one rests on the same structure. There are two reasons AI is here: One: showing the device's range. The patterns I post daily on Instagram aren't curated artwork. They're mass-produced to demonstrate that this hardware can run a wide variety of generative styles, not just one aesthetic. AI lets me produce enough variations that the breadth becomes visible. Hand-writing every one would mean one pattern a month and nobody understanding what this thing can hold. (Side observation: audience reactions are wild. Ones I think are beautiful flop. Ones I'd discard go to 70k+ views. One did, this week. I clearly don't understand what people see.) Two: keeping the door open to non-coders. My main goal with Patternflow being open source is that someone with no coding background can sit down and make their own pattern. The end artifact is still algorithmic code — noise, weighted random, modular arithmetic, reservoir sampling, exactly the techniques the top comment listed. AI is the bridge that gets a non-coder from "I want it to feel like X" to working code on the board. There's a more general point underneath this. Most of us didn't get into coding because someone handed us a math textbook on day one. We got in because something small worked first — an LED blinked, a hello world printed, a sketch ran — and that "oh, this is mine" moment made the harder learning afterward feel worth doing. Interest came first. Discipline came after. For someone with no coding background today, AI can be what produces that first "oh, this is mine" moment. It doesn't replace learning fundamentals — it gives them a working thing they care about, so that when they later open the code and want to know how it actually does what it does, the learning has something to anchor to. If a non-coder uses Patternflow with AI help, makes a pattern they love, and a month later starts reading the source out of curiosity — that's exactly the path I'm trying to build. For what it's worth, I personally love the fundamentals. I plan to hand-write my own patterns eventually, and I think that's where the real art lives. The AI workflow exists so the system is open to people who don't have that background yet, not because I prefer it for myself. The "gacha" framing in the original was about where #1 still falls short — current LLMs aren't reliable enough yet, maybe 1 in 10 outputs is interesting. So my next step is making that bridge more dependable: define the algorithmic primitives (noise type, color rule, knob mapping, motion function) as constrained options, let the LLM combine them, and always have a human tune the result. If anyone has better workflow ideas in that direction, I'd really like to hear them. One question I want to ask you. From the waitlist survey: about half of respondents said they want to make their own patterns rather than just run preset ones, and a handful asked about MIDI and OSC. I hadn't planned for performance use from the start, but the more I think about it, the more it fits. If you have opinions — USB MIDI, network OSC, both, neither, something else — I'd really like to hear them. I'm at the stage where decisions stick. More context If you want the long, more personal version of all this, I wrote a blog post about it over the weekend — originally in Korean, translated to English. Fair warning, it's long. https://patternflow.work/journal/me-and-patternflow This subreddit has been a big part of why Patternflow kept going. Still is. submitted by /u/GlumPiece7281 [link] [comments]

A three-year-old boy named Johnson Roman was abducted at Leakin Park Sunday afternoon. According to Baltimore police, it happened around 1:37pm. FULL STORY: https://www.wmar2news.com/news/region/baltimore-city/3-year-old-boy-abducted-by-mother-while-playing-his-father-in-leakin-park-on-sunday

Introducing the Shanling SM90, a next-generation streamer DAC with an impressive specification. Running on an Android 12, the SM90 employs a custom streaming platform powered by a 64-bit ARM Cortex-A55 CPU, supported by 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage. USB and internal M.2 storage options are also catered for.. Design wise, the SM90 cuts a contemporayt profile, with a sleek aluminium chassis and glass front panel. The system offers direct access to Spotify, TIDAL, Qobuz, Apple Music, Amazon Music and DLNA servers, ​ via a 4.96-inch touchscreen. Central to the SM90 is its dual AKM AK4493S DAC set-up, with an OPA1612-based analogue output stage. Dedicated 45.1584MHz and 49.152MHz crystal oscillators optimise jitter performance, for high-resolution formats up to 32-bit/768kHz PCM and DSD512. A linear power supply, featuring a 35W toroidal transformer further enhances the SM90’s performance. Helping with system integration are a comprehensive range of inputs and outputs, including digital coaxial and optical, USB DAC and HDMI ARC, alongside RCA and XLR analogue outputs. Network connectivity includes Gigabit LAN with dual-band Wi-Fi 6, while Bluetooth 5.2 supports LDAC, AAC and SBC codecs for convenient wireless playback. The Shanling SM90 is available now, priced £999 ($969, €999).

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Stock futures dipped Sunday as investors were forced to confront the inconvenient reality that the Strait of Hormuz remains closed with oil markets edging closer to a cliff’s edge. Futures tied to the Dow Jones industrial average fell 174 points, or 0.35%. S&P 500 futures were down 0.26%, and Nasdaq futures lost 0.32%. U.S. oil futures rose 1.75% to $107.26 a barrel, while Brent crude climbed 1.32% to $110.70. Gold fell 0.37% to $4,545 per ounce. The U.S. dollar was up 0.09% against the euro and up 0.06% against the yen. The yield on the 10-year Treasury climbed 1.6 basis points to 4.611%. Last week’s euphoria came to screeching halt on Friday, when the U.S.-China summit failed to produce a breakthrough that would reopen the strait and allow oil supplies to flow again. Given the fading hopes that energy-fueled inflation will come back down soon, bonds sold off sharply, with U.S., German, Japanese, and U.K. yields all soaring while stocks tumbled. For the first time in two decades, the 30-year Treasury yield hit 5% as Wall Street priced in greater odds for rate hikes. At the same time, talks between the U.S. and Iran have stalled, keeping the strait shut. Frustrated that the diplomatic channel remains in limbo, President Donald Trump is weighing his military options. Axios reported that he met with members of his national security team at his Virginia golf club on Saturday to discuss Iran. Another meeting in the White House Situation Room is planned for Tuesday. Trump told Axios “the clock is ticking” for Iran and warned if the regime doesn’t make a better deal “they are going to get hit much harder.” But the clock is also ticking on the oil market. Shortages are worsening, and Wall Street sees an imminent tipping point ahead. JPMorgan predicted that commercial oil inventories in the developed world could “approach operational stress levels” by early June. Capital Economics warned oil stockpiles could reach “critically low levels” by the end of June. Similarly, analysts at UBS also said oil inventories are approaching record lows, warning that “buffers have now largely been exhausted.” As stockpiles go even lower, UBS said oil prices could become more volatile and highlighted the “risk of panic buying if physical dislocation intensifies and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.” This story was originally featured on Fortune.com

Please be gentle. lol I'm building a product. I just need a screen that can play animations from an SD card or from some more complicated cloud file. SD is preferred, I think. Customers will order animations that will play on the screen. The product is more complex than that but for tech sake... that's it. I asked ChatGPT which screen to buy and it said this: ESP32-S3 7 Inch 1024x600 IPS Screen Touch Display LX7 Dual-Core 16MB Flash WiFi BT5 Development Board for ESP32 GUI LVGL HMI. Is there a more cost-effective way to get a screen to play an animation from an SD card in the product? It's just a video and doesn't need to be more complex than that. I've spent about two days trying to get a colour bar test going on this screen, and although I enjoy it, I want to take a hammer to it. lol Ideally, I would like to have a larger screen in the finished product. Thinking 10 - 12 inches. There are two screens in each product, each playing the same animation. Am I currently using the right product, or is there a simpler and cost-effective way to do this? Today I even thought of a photo frame that plays videos, but I can't have the glitch from a loop that most of those would have when looping. Needs to be continuous. If it's easy enough it would be nice if my customers could buy additional animation packs and have them upload to their product. But I don't think it is. (Using Chat GPT to walk through all the steps on IDE and learning lots. Super rookie) https://preview.redd.it/mql90da6lr1h1.png?width=1148&format=png&auto=webp&s=2bd564dfa04f72a548ebe69d02203ef60d23d742 submitted by /u/Glass_Contract6950 [link] [comments]

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i'm doing that because i want to do that inside my b1.7.3 forever world. It may look random but.. that how far lands generated. very random submitted by /u/Successful_Dig_9447 [link] [comments]

Seems like it’s hard to find companies that actually work on commercial kitchen equipment! submitted by /u/Formal-Pepper-1756 [link] [comments]

Alex Makowski and I just got off stage at DigiMarCon in New York. We sat down right after to talk about what actually works when it comes to personal branding and generating leads without being pushy or salesy. What we covered isn’t theory. This is stuff we live and breathe every single day. And the truth is, most people are doing personal branding completely wrong. Stop talking about yourself The biggest mistake people make with personal branding is thinking it’s about them. They post about their success, their Lamborghinis, their watches. They think that’s how you build a brand. Nobody cares about you. Seriously. The way to build your personal brand is to elevate others and share your expertise. That’s exactly what Alex did on stage at DigiMarCon. He got up in front of a room full of people in New York and talked about how he does cold email for agencies. He wasn’t bragging. He was teaching. And what happened afterwards? People came up to him. They were asking questions, wanting to learn more. Not because Alex told them how great he was, but because he gave them something valuable. That’s the difference. The guys on Money Twitter and Instagram flexing their cars and watches are getting attention, but they’re not building trust. Alex showed up, taught something useful, and people came to him. The LIGHTHOUSE method This is the core of how I’ve built my entire career over the last 30 years. A LIGHTHOUSE is someone who is well-known and respected in a specific industry. They’re not necessarily famous to the general public, but within their world, everyone looks to them for advice. Harry Gold of Lightspeed GTM Here’s how it works. You do great work for a LIGHTHOUSE. They talk about you to their community. Their community trusts them, so they trust you by association. Then those people come to you as clients. Brad Strawbridge of Capital City Roofing, Feeding the Future, and BuilderLync Let me give you a real example. My buddy Jeremy Newman runs a $10 million restoration company. He’s the guy everyone in the restoration industry looks up to. I spent a day with him in San Antonio, and afterwards he made a post on Facebook talking about how I helped him with digital marketing and SEO. He wrote, “I spent a day with my friend Dennis Yu today. He has been extremely helpful in teaching me the basics about the digital world.” Look at what happened next. All these other restoration contractors saw that post. They started reaching out to me saying, “Hey, I need help with my SEO,” or, “Can you look at whether my marketing agency is doing a good job?” Some of them became clients. And I didn’t pitch a single one of them. They came to me because someone they already trusted vouched for me. That’s the LIGHTHOUSE method. You never need to say how amazing you are. Just be around people who are well-known, do great work for them, and let them do the talking. You get more of whatever you post This is a simple rule that will change how you think about content forever. Whatever you put out is whatever you get more of. If Alex posts pictures of himself speaking on stage, he’s going to get invited to speak at more events. If he posts about helping agency owners and interviews other agency owners on his podcast, he’s going to attract more agency owners who want to work with him. George Paladichuk of NaiL and Ethan Van De Hey of Roofing Launch And if you keep attracting broke clients who complain and don’t pay, take a hard look at your content. That’s what you’re putting out, so that’s what you’re getting back. We like the LIGHTHOUSE model because we’re targeting the top people in the industry. The ones who are the most respected, who pay the most, and who expect the least. It sounds counterintuitive, but the more someone pays, the better client they tend to be. The less they pay, the more they expect and complain. I literally refunded a guy $200 today because he bought a small local SEO service we offer and then wanted private calls and all this extra attention. For $200. Meanwhile, our bigger clients are easy to work with and grateful for the results. So be intentional about who you’re attracting with your content. Ross Franklin, CEO Pure Green Franchise But what if I’m starting from zero? This is the excuse Alex and I hear all the time. “I’m not flying around to conferences. I’m not well-connected. I don’t know anyone important.” You don’t need any of that. Alex started by sending me a cold DM on Twitter. That’s it. One message. That DM turned into a call, which turned into a coaching relationship, which turned into him speaking on stage at a major conference alongside me. You don’t need to know Jake Paul. You don’t need to have the Golden State Warriors as a client. You just need to reach out to one person you respect, build a genuine relationship, and go from there. People ask me how I got the Warriors as a client. It’s because I knew Kenny Lauer 12 years ago, way before he became the CMO. I knew him when he was a nobody. I built real relationships with people I trusted, and over time, those relationships turned into opportunities. The Money Twitter crowd might not believe in this approach. But if you believe in building real relationships and playing the long game, it pays off in ways you can’t imagine. You just have to be patient.

The Left Party's election programme for the Berlin state election focuses on the housing question, but its record in government reveals its responsibility for the city's housing crisis and exploding rents.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is escalating its response to the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, after the World Health Organization labeled the outbreak a public health emergency. The agency plans to deploy additional staff to the affected countries and will provide technical support including laboratory testing, contact tracing and surveillance through its country offices, said Satish Pillai, the CDC’s Ebola response incident manager, on a call with reporters Sunday. It has also activated its emergency response center. “The risk to the United States remains low,” Pillai said. The outbreak is caused by the Bundibugyo ebolavirus strain and has no approved vaccine or treatment. Infected people can transmit Ebola when they are symptomatic, he added. The actions come after the WHO declared the Ebola outbreak a public health emergency of international concern on Sunday — stopping short of a “pandemic emergency” declaration — as it looks to mobilize support against the rare strain of the virus. The WHO said the strain has likely been spreading undetected in the region for weeks. Congo has reported eight confirmed cases, 246 suspected infections and 80 suspected deaths in the Ituri province, according to the WHO. Uganda has recorded two infections and one death among travelers from Congo. The CDC did not confirm whether Americans in Congo have been exposed to the virus. The agency was notified of the outbreak in Congo on May 14 and the Uganda outbreak on May 15, Pillai said. The Atlanta-based agency is identifying employees to deploy to the countries early this week and add to the more than 30 people already on staff in each country, Pillai said. The agency has also posted two travel health notices for Americans to practice enhanced precautions. The impacted countries have exit screening strategies in place at local airports to monitor infections, and the US is adding measures to identify symptomatic people at ports of entry, Pillai said. The cross-border transmission, unexplained clusters of deaths and major uncertainty about the scale of the outbreak caused the WHO to designate the outbreak as the highest level of international concern. “This event is considered extraordinary,” WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in the declaration, which is intended to mobilize international funding and response efforts. It’s the first declaration of this type since mpox was designated a global health emergency in 2024. Read More: How Ebola Outbreak Is Testing Congo After US Aid Cuts: Explainer The CDC is also working to contain an outbreak of hantavirus linked to a cruise ship that has killed three people. Currently, 41 people who were exposed to the virus are being monitored. This story was originally featured on Fortune.com

When I click Upload, the RX LED blinks once per attempt but nothing else happens. I tried pressing the reset button during upload but the result is the same. The error 'programmer is not responding / not in sync: resp=0x00' repeats for all 10 attempts. I am a complete beginner, just starting out with an Arduino kit, so any simple and clear guidance would be greatly appreciated. https://preview.redd.it/jm1m2uefrp1h1.png?width=1919&format=png&auto=webp&s=a9d3824e248194995a532524d9ede2691d891bfb submitted by /u/croquetecrocante [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I need help with uploading code to my Arduino Nano clone (Joy-it Nano V3 with CH340 chip). My setup: Arduino Nano Clone (Joy-it, CH340 chip) Windows 11 PC Arduino IDE 2.3.8 Hama Mini-USB cable (480 Mbps, data cable) Only USB 3.0 (blue) and red ports available on my PC What I did: Installed CH341SER.EXE driver from wch-ic.com Selected Board: Arduino Nano Selected Processor: ATmega328P (Old Bootloader) Port shows only COM1 (grey) in Arduino IDE Arduino lights up when plugged in Verify works fine, Upload fails Error messages: "not in sync: resp=0x00" "unable to open port COM1" In Device Manager: No CH340 visible under "Ports (COM & LPT)" Only COM1 (Standard) visible Arduino not recognized as a device What I already tried: Reinstalled CH341SER driver multiple times Restarted PC multiple times Tried different USB ports Changed Programmer settings Changed Processor to Old Bootloader My question: How can I get Windows 11 to recognize my Arduino Nano CH340 clone on a PC with only USB 3.0 ports? Thank you! submitted by /u/Constant-Love-8054 [link] [comments]

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