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If the Nano RP2040 Connect is not recognized when connected to your computer, or fails to power up after a firmware or sketch upload, a factory reset might solve the issue.
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If your Nano RP2040 Connect isn't recognized by your computer or fails to power up after a firmware update or sketch upload, performing a factory reset may resolve the issue.
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## How to Factory Reset your Nano RP2040 Connect
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1. Factory reset should be carried out if all the previous corrective steps above fail to get the board to work properly or if the UF2 image got corrupted after firmware or sketch upload.
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1. To start the reset process, either double-tap the reset button or connect a jumper wire between the **REC** and **GND** pins. This action should open a mass storage folder on your computer.
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1. To start this process, double-tap the reset button or connect a jumper wire between the **REC** and **GND pins**, this will open a mass storage folder.
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1. If you used a jumper wire, carefully remove it while the mass storage folder is still open.
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1. Remove the jumper wire while the mass storage folder is still open.
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1. Download `blink.ino.elf.uf2` file from [here](https://docs.arduino.cc/tutorials/nano-rp2040-connect/rp2040-01-technical-reference#board-not-detected).
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1. Download blink.ino.elf.uf2 file from [here](https://docs.arduino.cc/tutorials/nano-rp2040-connect/rp2040-01-technical-reference#board-not-detected).
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1. Drag and drop the `blink.ino.elf.uf2` file into the mass storage folder.
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1. Drag the blink.ino.elf.uf2 file into the mass storage folder.
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1. If successful, the board will be flashed with a program that blinks the built-in LED, and shifts between the red, green, and blue pixels.
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1. If successful, the board’s LED will blink and cycle through red, green, and blue.

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