@LedgerHQ In Windows open device Manager (in control Panel)Find the USB with a yellow warning sign and right click select "Update driver".After the driver is updated, you can close and open Chrome browser, open Ledger Manager, connect device and just wait.have the "Update" was replaced
@ShijoCT@LedgerHQ In Windows open device Manager (in control Panel)Find the USB with a yellow warning sign and right click select "Update driver".After the driver is updated, you can close and open Chrome browser, open Ledger Manager, connect device and just wait.have the "Update" was replaced
@Yamel_Moreno_G@LedgerHQ In Windows open device Manager (in control Panel)Find the USB with a yellow warning sign and right click select "Update driver".After the driver is updated, you can close and open Chrome browser, open Ledger Manager, connect device and just wait.have the "Update" was replaced
@LedgerHQ As we have thousands of users simultaneously updating the firmware, the Manager is experiencing disruption: if you can't update, or install/uninstall apps, just wait for your request to be processed on the queue. On Windows, you may have to reboot if stuck on "update"
As we have thousands of users simultaneously updating the firmware, the Manager is experiencing disruption: if you can't update, or install/uninstall apps, just wait for your request to be processed on the queue. On Windows, you may have to reboot if stuck on "update" (drivers)
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