If the tool cannot read the ID, your PIC chip might be permanently locked or damaged, requiring a hardware programmer (like a PICkit) to fix.
To find the "good piece" or documentation you're looking for, could you clarify:
Now that the bootloader is restored, re-establish the link by flashing the firmware:
Open OpComFUT v2.9.exe again (as administrator) and click one final time.
If the tool cannot read the ID, your PIC chip might be permanently locked or damaged, requiring a hardware programmer (like a PICkit) to fix.
To find the "good piece" or documentation you're looking for, could you clarify:
Now that the bootloader is restored, re-establish the link by flashing the firmware:
Open OpComFUT v2.9.exe again (as administrator) and click one final time.