USB connection isn't recognized with thingy 91

Hello,

I'm received a thingy 91 that already has a program flashed on it by my previous guy in my job. But when i try to use the device and connect it to my computer using a USB it isnt recognized.

I was reading in previous issues that there is a need to flash the conductivity bridge on the nrf 52 (using SW4 that is recognized when pressed), however im not able to find the file in my downloaded sdk.

I would love if someone can guide my through this stage because im pretty new to this device and environment.

BTW i was able to connect and flash a new thingy 91 device. 

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  • thank but unfortunately this issue is not solve yet.

    i thing i found the relevant file. but it isn't able to flash and i receive this errors:

    20:12:07.678
    Error: Failed with exit code 1. One or more program tasks failed. Message: Failed, [mcuBoot] Error when programming through MCUBoot: Unable to program MCUBoot image from file 'C:\thingy91\img_fota_dfu_hex\thingy91_nrf52_connectivity_bridge_2023-10-26_1fae141f.hex'. Error code: 600 (Unknown).
    20:12:07.687
    MCUboot DFU failed with error: Error: Failed with exit code 1. One or more program tasks failed. Message: Failed, [mcuBoot] Error when programming through MCUBoot: Unable to program MCUBoot image from file 'C:\thingy91\img_fota_dfu_hex\thingy91_nrf52_connectivity_bridge_2023-10-26_1fae141f.hex'. Error code: 600 (Unknown).
    20:12:07.687
    Error: Failed with exit code 1. One or more program tasks failed. Message: Failed, [mcuBoot] Error when programming through MCUBoot: Unable to program MCUBoot image from file 'C:\thingy91\img_fota_dfu_hex\thingy91_nrf52_connectivity_bridge_2023-10-26_1fae141f.hex'. Error code: 600 (Unknown).

    maybe it isnt the requested file?
    it thought i did download the right file but it is possible im wrong. can you send me the right link to download.

    in addition, now i notice that when i connect the thingy91 using a USB it and press the SW4 button. the port is recognized for a few seconds only and then disappear.

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