Download and Install the Arduino Software 1. Download Go to the and click the download link to go to the download page. On the download page, click the Windows link to download the Arduino software for Windows as shown below.
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Downloading the Arduino Software 2. Install After downloading, locate the downloaded file on the computer and extract the folder from the downloaded zipped file. Copy the folder to a suitable place such as your desktop. Locate the Arduino Software after Downloading Install the Arduino Windows Drivers 1. Plug the Arduino Into the PC Plug the Arduino board into the PC. Windows will try to install drivers, but will fail.
Start the Windows Device Manager Click the Windows Start menu button. Right-click Computer on the menu and then click Properties from the pop-up menu: Opening the System Window from which the Device Manager can be Launched Click the Device Manager link to start the device manager: Starting the Windows Device Manager The Device Manager will open and display the Arduino Uno: The Device Manager Window. Install the Device Driver In the Device Manager Window, right-click the Arduino board and then click Update Driver Software. On the pop-up menu: Starting the Driver Installation The Update Driver Software dialog box will pop up. Click Browse my computer for driver software: Install Driver Software Manually Next, click the Browse. Button: Click the Browse. Button to Navigate to the Drivers Navigate to the drivers folder in the Arduino folder that you downloaded: Navigate to the drivers Folder After selecting the driver folder, click the Next button: Click the Next Button In the dialog box that pops up, click Install this driver software anyway: Install the Driver Software After some time, the driver installation will finish and you will see the following dialog box.
Take note of the port that the Arduino was configured as. In this case it was COM3. Installation Completed 4. Setting up the Arduino Software The setup will only need to be done once, unless you change the board type or port that the Arduino is connected to. Navigate to the folder that you downloaded and start the Arduino software IDE by double-clicking the Arduino application: Starting the Arduino IDE Check that the correct Arduino board is selected. Change if necessary: Check that the Correct Arduino Board is Selected Now check that the correct serial port is selected and change if necessary. This is the serial port that you took note of after installing the Arduino driver.
Selecting the Computer Serial Port that the Arduino is Attached To 5. Testing the Installation Open the Blink sketch in the Arduino IDE: Opening the Blink Sketch Click the Arduino Upload button to load the sketch to the Arduino. This sketch will flash the on-board LED on the Arduino.
If the sketch runs then you know that you have successfully installed the Arduino software and driver. Uploading the Blink Sketch to Test the Arduino.
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