When i got my micro:bit from someone else (which is the date this topic was created) i got to the help page and followed the instructions, First i installed scratch link, Then i installed the scratch hex file and put it in my micro:bit, It started to repeatedly show “pezip”, When i tried to connect my micro:bit to scratch, it just shows the same error like you tried to connect to a micro:bit with no micro:bit

when born :: hat events
set [name v] to [Albert]
add [autism v] :: variables
add [adhd v] :: variables
undefined

lesanualbert07 wrote:

When i got my micro:bit from someone else (which is the date this topic was created) i got to the help page and followed the instructions, First i installed scratch link, Then i installed the scratch hex file and put it in my micro:bit, It started to repeatedly show “pezip”, When i tried to connect my micro:bit to scratch, it just shows the same error like you tried to connect to a micro:bit with no micro:bit

No support for the password block. People could use cloud variables and this block to hack someone's account.

superbuddy2 wrote:

lesanualbert07 wrote:

When i got my micro:bit from someone else (which is the date this topic was created) i got to the help page and followed the instructions, First i installed scratch link, Then i installed the scratch hex file and put it in my micro:bit, It started to repeatedly show “pezip”, When i tried to connect my micro:bit to scratch, it just shows the same error like you tried to connect to a micro:bit with no micro:bit

No support for the password block. People could use cloud variables and this block to hack someone's account.

First of all, this is irrelevant.

Second of all, i said it was sarcastic.

when born :: hat events
set [name v] to [Albert]
add [autism v] :: variables
add [adhd v] :: variables
undefined

View here for detailed explanation.

lesanualbert07 wrote:

superbuddy2 wrote:

lesanualbert07 wrote:

When i got my micro:bit from someone else (which is the date this topic was created) i got to the help page and followed the instructions, First i installed scratch link, Then i installed the scratch hex file and put it in my micro:bit, It started to repeatedly show “pezip”, When i tried to connect my micro:bit to scratch, it just shows the same error like you tried to connect to a micro:bit with no micro:bit

No support for the password block. People could use cloud variables and this block to hack someone's account.

First of all, this is irrelevant.

Second of all, i said it was sarcastic.

View here for detailed explanation.

superbuddy2 wrote:

lesanualbert07 wrote:

When i got my micro:bit from someone else (which is the date this topic was created) i got to the help page and followed the instructions, First i installed scratch link, Then i installed the scratch hex file and put it in my micro:bit, It started to repeatedly show “pezip”, When i tried to connect my micro:bit to scratch, it just shows the same error like you tried to connect to a micro:bit with no micro:bit

No support for the password block. People could use cloud variables and this block to hack someone's account.

make it for scratch team only then

lesanualbert07 wrote:

(#3)

superbuddy2 wrote:

lesanualbert07 wrote:

When i got my micro:bit from someone else (which is the date this topic was created) i got to the help page and followed the instructions, First i installed scratch link, Then i installed the scratch hex file and put it in my micro:bit, It started to repeatedly show “pezip”, When i tried to connect my micro:bit to scratch, it just shows the same error like you tried to connect to a micro:bit with no micro:bit

No support for the password block. People could use cloud variables and this block to hack someone's account.

First of all, this is irrelevant.

Second of all, i said it was sarcastic.

Did you get it in the end?

If not, go here.

lesanualbert07 wrote:

When i got my micro:bit from someone else (which is the date this topic was created) i got to the help page and followed the instructions, First i installed scratch link, Then i installed the scratch hex file and put it in my micro:bit, It started to repeatedly show “pezip”, When i tried to connect my micro:bit to scratch, it just shows the same error like you tried to connect to a micro:bit with no micro:bit

i don't think i can help but ‘pezip’ is your micro:bits name. You can probably find help on the support website for the micro:bit. You can also send a support ticket on the same website.

floppasyay wrote:

(#8)

lesanualbert07 wrote:

When i got my micro:bit from someone else (which is the date this topic was created) i got to the help page and followed the instructions, First i installed scratch link, Then i installed the scratch hex file and put it in my micro:bit, It started to repeatedly show “pezip”, When i tried to connect my micro:bit to scratch, it just shows the same error like you tried to connect to a micro:bit with no micro:bit

i don't think i can help but ‘pezip’ is the micro:bits name. You can probably find help on the support website for the micro:bit. You can also send a support ticket on the same website.

The micro:bit's name is different for everybody.

Did you follow the steps here?

superbuddy2 wrote:

The micro:bit's name is different for everybody.

Yes! Mine is different because it is ga*** (Stars are because i do not want to share the full code for my microbit.)

Discussion Forums Host wrote:

Please try using a different microbit or re-read the instructions.

Good fix!

cant conect micro:bit

superbuddy2 wrote:

floppasyay wrote:

(#8)

lesanualbert07 wrote:

When i got my micro:bit from someone else (which is the date this topic was created) i got to the help page and followed the instructions, First i installed scratch link, Then i installed the scratch hex file and put it in my micro:bit, It started to repeatedly show “pezip”, When i tried to connect my micro:bit to scratch, it just shows the same error like you tried to connect to a micro:bit with no micro:bit

i don't think i can help but ‘pezip’ is the micro:bits name. You can probably find help on the support website for the micro:bit. You can also send a support ticket on the same website.

The micro:bit's name is different for everybody.

Did you follow the steps here?

I do know what you mean, but I think it was a misunderstanding of words.

achandel1 wrote:

cant conect micro:bit

If you cannot connect your micro:bit, follow these steps:
Chrome OS, Android, (no IOS): https://scratch.mit.edu/microbit
Windows 10, 11 version 1709+ and MacOS 10.15+ :

• Make sure you have Scratch Link. You can download Scratch Link on https://scratch.mit.edu/download/scratch-link
  Download the scratch-microbit zip folder on https://scratch.mit.edu/microbit
  
  Unzip the zip folder.
  
  Make sure Scratch Link is running in your system tray/menu bar
  
  Drag and drop the file to MICROBIT. If you see MAINTENANCE instead, unplug and replug your micro:bit back into your computer
  
  If this doesn't work, try this.
  
  If that doesn't work as well, write a support ticket at support.microbit.org
  

Hope this helped! :)