I am trying to find the MAC address for my Photon using Putty, but in order to do that, I need to write down the corresponding COM port that the device is connected to. However, when I open my device manager, this is what I see. I am unable to see which COM it is, so I was hoping to see if anyone has encountered this problem and could help.
I tried doing it on another computer and the same thing happens.
there is a utility called USBDeview for windows that will show current state of USB & COM ports plus some additional worthwhile information. there is a good chance that this utility can help you solve the issue.
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Where do I find the COM, I can only see the ports and hubs:
@thrainbow Did you install the particle-cli package? It seems that you don’t have serial driver installed.
you move to the right by using the sliding bar or the right/left arrow keys.
OK, I installed the setup file and am now trying to actually install it, but when I follow the instructions for typing the line on the command prompt I see this:
I’m just typing this up on a regular command prompt. Is it my syntax or something else? Sorry I’m kind of a noob at all of this.
nevermind! I didn’t realize there was a node.js command prompt I was supposed to be using! Thanks for the help everyone!