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Chris Stratton
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Know this is old but I ran onto it during my search for Nano(V3)'s not uploading so thought might help someone else. Problem is the bootloader - Arduino IDE BUT I Found an easy solution (right under my nose).

I realized that my nano's had been uploading just fine then I had finally updated the Arduino IDEAVR Boards from 1.6.20 to 1.6.21. I didn't think there was any problems because it still showed my Nano and ATmega328 etc in the board manager after the change.

But the new boards manager has a new ATmega328 processor choice for the Nano. I changed processor: In the Arduino IDE select TOOLS > PROCESSOR > pulldown menu from ATmega328P to "ATmega328P (Old Bootloader)".

Since then, I have uploaded many programs to several different Nano's V3 (Prolofic interace Chipset) without issue.

Know this is old but I ran onto it during my search for Nano(V3)'s not uploading so thought might help someone else. Problem is the bootloader - Arduino IDE BUT I Found an easy solution (right under my nose).

I realized that my nano's had been uploading just fine then I had finally updated the Arduino IDE from 1.6.20 to 1.6.21. I didn't think there was any problems because it still showed my Nano and ATmega328 etc in the board manager after the change.

But the new boards manager has a new ATmega328 processor choice for the Nano. I changed processor: In the Arduino IDE select TOOLS > PROCESSOR > pulldown menu from ATmega328P to "ATmega328P (Old Bootloader)".

Since then, I have uploaded many programs to several different Nano's V3 (Prolofic interace Chipset) without issue.

Know this is old but I ran onto it during my search for Nano(V3)'s not uploading so thought might help someone else. Problem is the bootloader - Arduino IDE BUT I Found an easy solution (right under my nose).

I realized that my nano's had been uploading just fine then I had finally updated the Arduino AVR Boards from 1.6.20 to 1.6.21. I didn't think there was any problems because it still showed my Nano and ATmega328 etc in the board manager after the change.

But the new boards manager has a new ATmega328 processor choice for the Nano. I changed processor: In the Arduino IDE select TOOLS > PROCESSOR > pulldown menu from ATmega328P to "ATmega328P (Old Bootloader)".

Since then, I have uploaded many programs to several different Nano's V3 (Prolofic interace Chipset) without issue.

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Know this is old but I ran onto it during my search for Nano(V3)'s not uploading so thought might help someone else. Problem is the bootloader - Arduino IDE BUT I Found an easy solution (right under my nose). I

I realized that my nano's had been uploading just fine then I had finally updated the Arduino AVR boardsIDE from 1.6.20 to 1.6.21 and. I didn't think there was any problems because it still showed my Nano and ATmega 328ATmega328 etc in the board manager after the change.

But the new boards manager has a new ATmega 328ATmega328 processor choice for the Nano. and when I changed processor -: In the Arduino IDE select - TOOLS>PROCESSORTOOLS > PROCESSOR > pulldown menu from ATmega328P to "ATmega328P (Old Bootloader" and since "ATmega328P (Old Bootloader)".

Since then, I have uploaded many programs to several different Nano's V3 (Prolofic interace Chipset) without issue.

Know this is old but I ran onto it during my search for Nano(V3)'s not uploading so thought might help someone else. Problem is the bootloader - Arduino IDE BUT I Found an easy solution (right under my nose). I realized that my nano's had been uploading just fine then I had finally updated the Arduino AVR boards from 1.6.20 to 1.6.21 and didn't think any problems because it still showed my Nano and ATmega 328 etc after the change.

But the new boards manager has a new ATmega 328 processor choice for Nano. and when I changed processor - Arduino IDE - TOOLS>PROCESSOR > pulldown menu from ATmega328P to "ATmega328P (Old Bootloader" and since have uploaded many programs to several different Nano's V3 (Prolofic interace Chipset) without issue.

Know this is old but I ran onto it during my search for Nano(V3)'s not uploading so thought might help someone else. Problem is the bootloader - Arduino IDE BUT I Found an easy solution (right under my nose).

I realized that my nano's had been uploading just fine then I had finally updated the Arduino IDE from 1.6.20 to 1.6.21. I didn't think there was any problems because it still showed my Nano and ATmega328 etc in the board manager after the change.

But the new boards manager has a new ATmega328 processor choice for the Nano. I changed processor: In the Arduino IDE select TOOLS > PROCESSOR > pulldown menu from ATmega328P to "ATmega328P (Old Bootloader)".

Since then, I have uploaded many programs to several different Nano's V3 (Prolofic interace Chipset) without issue.

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Know this is old but I ran onto it during my search for Nano(V3)'s not uploading so thought might help someone else. Problem is the bootloader - Arduino IDE BUT I Found an easy solution (right under my nose). I realized that my nano's had been uploading just fine then I had finally updated the Arduino AVR boards from 1.6.20 to 1.6.21 and didn't think any problems because it still showed my Nano and ATmega 328 etc after the change.

But the new boards manager has a new ATmega 328 processor choice for Nano. and when I changed processor - Arduino IDE - TOOLS>PROCESSOR > pulldown menu from ATmega328P to "ATmega328P (Old Bootloader" and since have uploaded many programs to several different Nano's V3 (Prolofic interace Chipset) without issue.