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teastain2

Can you post the printout of the error, please?

kil

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kil

@teastain2 I WILL TRY THIS :The programming and burning interface of ESP32C3 is located at the 6Pin header on the side of the RST button, and the order starts from the top of the RST button, which are 3V3, GND, RST, BOOT, RX, TX

kil

@kil NOTE: the T-Deck must first be placed into DFU mode by pressing down the trackball, holding it down the clicking the small reset button on the left-hand side. but no change

kil

@kil Tools ->

             Board:"ESP32S3 Dev Module"

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             USB CDC On Boot:"Enable"
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             USB DFU On Boot:"Disable"
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             Flash Size : "16MB(128Mb)"

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             Flash Mode"QIO 80MHz
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             Partition Scheme:"16M Flash(3M APP/9.9MB FATFS)"

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             PSRAM:"OPI PSRAM"
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             Upload Mode:"UART0/Hardware CDC"

             USB Mode:"Hardware CDC and JTAG"

kil

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teastain2

@kil Oh, yes! That is a very common error. I see it when either the USB is not registered in the PC (or Mac) and you attempt to upload a sketch...OR if the USB port was selected but disconnected after the compile-upload started. In the latter case I have to re-boot the computer, sadly.

As you know you need to enter Upload Mode with the pushbuttons that you described with all the S3 type boards.

For this reason if I am having trouble with uploading I try this:
Unplug the USB, hold down the centre button and plug the USB back in and then release the centre button.

kil

@teastain2
It doesn't work I'm very sad I'll try the external way just to test the tdeck microphone thing I got that error You're very kind in answering me

teastain2

@kil
From their GitHub repository:
https://github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/T-Deck
3️⃣ Tips:
If a microphone is used, the GPIOO button cannot be used
If the sketch cannot be uploaded, then you need to press down the middle of the trackball, and then insert the USB, this means the chip is in the download mode, and then click to upload the sketch.
The programming and burning interface of ESP32C3 is located at the 6Pin header on the side of the RST button, and the order starts from the top of the RST button, which are 3V3, GND, RST, BOOT, RX, TX

kil

@teastain2
Thanks, I'll take step 3