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Add driver note for Windows machines
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After uploading a sketch using **either** Method 1 or Method 2 make sure to also **manually reset** the board by pressing the reset button **once**. Otherwise, it may not properly connect via USB and not show up inside the IDE.
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### Start Debugging
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Finally, after completing all necessary steps above the last step is to start the debugging sessions via the **Start Debugging** button found at the top of the IDE next to the Upload button.
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![Start Debugging](./assets/startDebugging.png)
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To fix this, you can copy [this file](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espressif/openocd-esp32/master/contrib/60-openocd.rules) in your `/etc/udev/rules.d/` folder (as root).
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### Debugging on Windows
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On Windows machines it's important to accept the driver installation when prompted when the core is installed.
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### Start Debugging
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After starting the debugging session you have to press the continue button **several times** until you reach your main sketch and the breakpoints you set. This is due to how the recovery system works is expected behavior.
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![Continue Button](./assets/continueBtn.png)

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