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Many USB-C cables (especially those that come with cheap power banks) are . They lack the data wires (D+ and D-).

USB port. Refer to your board's manual (e.g., Orange Pi, Radxa, or Firefly) to identify the correct "burning port". Direct Cable Connection rkdevtool no devices found

What specific or Rockchip chip (e.g., RK3566, RK3399) are you trying to connect? Many USB-C cables (especially those that come with

Finally, software conflicts within the Windows environment can interfere with device detection. Antivirus programs or firewalls occasionally flag the low-level USB communication of RKDevTool as suspicious behavior, silently blocking the connection. Running the application with Administrator privileges and temporarily disabling restrictive security software can clear these digital obstacles. By methodically addressing driver installation, physical link integrity, and software permissions, users can reliably clear the "No Devices Found" error and proceed with their development tasks. Refer to your board's manual (e

, you aren't alone. This is the most common hurdle when flashing Rockchip-based devices (like the Pine64, Orange Pi, or Android TV boxes). The issue almost always boils down to one of three things: Maskrom Mode 1. The "Driver Assistant" Fix