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Turns out I had to close the Windows File Explorer as well. Basically these steps: 1. Open File Explorer and select pybflash drive. 2. Open main.py and edit file, new code, etc. and save. 3. Close Editor 4. From File Explorer Eject pybflash drive 5. Close File Explorer 6. Press Reset Button on pyb T...

I have had nothing but frustration with the pyboard, first the serial driver now this. When I try to create a new main.py file I get an error saving the file to the pyboard drive "can't save file as it's open in another program". Well, I don't have any other programs open which are related to this f...

Thanks, that helped a bunch...Now got it working correctly again!

-Tony

The instructions say that both orange and green LED's should stay lit, then release the USR button.
That does not happen, the orange flashes a few times and goes out. None of the LED's are lit.

What am I doing wrong?

I just received my new pyboard 1.1 and was trying to get it working. I was able to modify the main.py and run a simple test. BTW, I could never get the USB driver working and I am running W10. Then I noticed two pyflash drives in my File Explorer and could no longer edit the main.py. I tried the Fac...