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Cause:

Inadequate timing or poor connection integrity.

Solution:

Check the integrity of data cables and USB connections. Ensure stable power to the CP2104 and connected devices. 17. USB Port Conflict

Cause:

Device conflicts or sharing the same resources.

Solution:

Unplug other USB devices and try a different port. Ensure there’s no driver conflict by checking Device Manager. 18. Error Messages in Software

Cause:

Incorrect configuration in software settings.

Solution:

Double-check the settings such as baud rate, parity, and stop bits. Reset the software configuration and restart. 19. Device Resetting Frequently

Cause:

Power instability or firmware issues.

Solution:

Ensure the CP2104 is connected to a reliable power source. Update the firmware to ensure stability. 20. USB Not Enumerating Correctly

Cause:

Corrupted USB device enumeration in the system.

Solution:

Restart the computer and reconnect the device. Use Device Manager to remove the device and reinstall it.

This process can be repeated for further failure scenarios, following similar steps of identifying causes, checking connections, verifying settings, and updating firmware or drivers.