But this was happening before I deleted the STM32 device, because the device was not showing as connected when the Taranis was plugged in. Something is happening wherein the Taranis is not correctly identifying itself to the machine via PnP to tell the machine that the STM32 device is present. That's how I've ended up in the spot I'm in. I noticed that when I plugged the Taranis in, the STM32 device was not showing as connected, so I tried deleting it and re-plugging the Taranis. I used to have the "STM32 device in DFU mode" device and the "Taranis Bootloader" device in my Device Manager.
At no point are the drives accessible, nor does the volume label (G:\TARANIS, etc.) appear. The two drive letters that Taranis creates appear, then disappear several times, then stay gone.
I have tried a lot of things and I won't want to just spew out a bunch of un-helpful information, so I will try to get to the point: when I plug the Taranis in, the STM32 device does not appear in Device Manager. Now my Taranis won't talk to OpenTX Companion. Either that messed something up, or the poking around I did trying to fix that before I realized what the problem was messed something up. Everything was working fine until one day I accidentally plugged my Taranis into a USB 3.0 port. I am having some problem connecting my Taranis to my PC.
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