I just wanted to load 3.5, but the Electra One mk2 is not showing up as a drive any more in Windows 11.
Sometimes I get a message that the mounting is too slow, sometimes the drive shows up, but it’s empty and powershell says that the drive does not exist.
The disk management panel is showing a 4GB removable disk which is unallocated.
There is no error in the Device Manager and the device is recognised in the browser, telling me I should update to 3.5.
EDIT: Works fine on Android. Was able to update the E1 from my phone.
I am getting this same issue on Win10. After updating to 3.4, now when I boot into bootloader and choose USB disk enable it shows a drive popup but its greyed out. Was using the same usb port but also tried different ones.
Is there instructions on how to reinstall the bootloader. I might be being stupid if it is listed somewhere. I have faith I can do it if I have instructions
The instructions are not online on purpose. Making a mistake during the bootloader update may result in bricking the unit. If we do the procedure on the Chat / PM, it should not take longer than 20 minutes.
I suggest I’d will do that with @buyallthecontrollers first - he has one of the very first mk2. He did the bootloader update already and has all the software. If it resolves the problem, I would do that with you too and possibly shared some extra info.
Also note, I am working an making it possible to update the controller directly from the web browser. mk1 users are familiar with it and it is super convenient.
I have just finished a session with @buyallthecontrollers. It is not a bootloader problem, it looks like something does not go ok with the device (E1 disk mode) migration when windows 11 are updated to the latest 23H2 update.
I am updating my windows computer now to (hopefully) replicate it on my side.
K Martin I will wait…but FYI I am on Win10 but I did recently update my machine with the latest update. Worst case maybe I will try to update on my work laptop even though I shouldn’t
One of the windows updates in the past enabled Core Isolation that caused problems with some drivers so I’d probably look at the security features first.