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Having been away for a few days, the forum refused to accept my login.I know I was giving correct details, because they were coming from a password "vault".I can't see any notification that my password had expired.I had to do a password reset. This has happened before - not for a long time now, but it has happened.

My st.com user log-in includes a feature called "My Subscriptions". That causes it to occasionally send an email with updates that are relevant to me per subscriptions managed at:https://www.st.com/content/my_st_com/en/my-space/my-preferences/my-subscriptions.htmlThis page allows me to remove existing subscriptions, but is silent on how to find new subscription categories I'd like to add (and I don't know how the existing subscriptions were added over time, but they're generally useful.)In particular, I'd appreciate announcements of new stm32 series microcontrollers and microprocessors (hence why I'm posting this inquiry here with a label "documentation").How do I do this?Thanks! 

Hi Admins,I've posted valid question earlier today...https://community.st.com/t5/stm32-mpus-software-development/stm32mp157-ev-debugging-and-running-code-on-m4-from-stm32cubeide/m-p/825683#M2044Tried to follow the link to my message and noticed that it is now marked as SPAM ?!?!! so it is not visible to anyone but myself or I guess Admins. What was the reason to flag my post as SPAM ?Question in a post was of strictly technical nature.Here is what I am seeing when I look into it. I can follow link to post but there is no record of this post on my profile.What is the reason for all that ?

This just now:Why is it inviting me to join something which closed 3 moths ago ?! 

A warm welcome to all new members who have joined our community in the last three months. Previously, we informed you about the launch of a new Learning section. Two subsections are now available: STM32 online courses and MEMS online courses. Additionally, following the launch of the Super User Program three months ago, the first cohort of super users was onboarded. We are pleased to introduce them to you, listed in alphabetical order:   Meet @Andrew Neil  Meet @AScha.3  Meet @Bob S  Meet @KnarfB    Meet @Pavel A.  Meet @TDK  Meet @waclawek.jan      The Super User Program brings together the most active and trusted members who demonstrate expertise in the ST Community. The program aims to strengthen their profile and foster a collaborative community by:     Engaging them in discussions on upcoming products to gather feedback and influence development.&n

I replied to this thread previously:https://community.st.com/t5/stm32-mcus-embedded-software/errors-building-gpio-exti-example-project-for-the-stm32f746zg/m-p/820361#M65664 My reply was the 2nd post, just before Pavel's. My post is now missing or deleted. What happened to it? It was there for quite a few days before disappearing. I don't think anything nefarious is happening, but this happens every so often and I'd like to get to the bottom of it. I don't have permissions to delete posts, so I don't think it wasn't anything I did. Did a spam filter pick it up? Did a mod or admin accidentally delete? Do community admins have suitable permissions to figure out this mystery? Was the thread moved and my post missed the bus somehow?

Is this intended?

Hi guys, i am an embedded firmware engineer, with a lot of projects on stm32 micro controllers, including the communication protocols, battery management systems , ultra wide band, and EV charging, i wanted to know if i can post or share my projects or libraries on stm32 knowledge base ?or it is restricted to some people ?if yes then how do i get access to posting knowledge base articles,?Thankyou.

But quoting with code blocks is still broken.Reply moved from this thread: Don't litter posts with whitespace (empty paragraphs inserted around code blocks)

Dear ST Community members, You might receive an error: HTTP Status 401 when trying to access the ST Community.  If it happens to you, please send us an email: community@st.comWe’re currently investigating the issue and hope the access will be fully restored soon. We apologize for this inconvenience. Best regards,Lina

Hello, I would like to have my account deleted. Please let me know how to do it. Thanks in advance. Regards,

I received a marketing email from ST with the subject:   1st dual-sensor IMU with AI, new wireless STM32 modules, flexible BLDC gate drivers, and moreI was interested by this topic:BLOG POST dracula A printed organic photovoltaic module powering an STM32U0 MCU Dracula Technologies’ indoor organic photovoltaic cells harvest enough energy for an MCU that reads sensor data. Read more The "Read more" button goes to:blog.st.com | RBZ Access denied (403) Current session has been terminated. ALERT! You are entering into a secured area! Your IP, Login Time, Username has been noted and has been sent to the server administrator! This service is restricted to authorized users only. All activities on this system are logged. Unauthorized access will be fully investigated and reported to the appropriate law enforcement agencies. Ref: 84.17.60.136 2025-07-03T10:17:45.690ZI hope the GIGN doesn't show up at my house because I clicked on a link provided by ST about Dracula!

Clicking login redirects to Microsoft login page unless I open a private window.It redirects to https://login.microsoftonline.com. But login in there doesn't work.I use firefox.

I've been trying to download STM32 Development Tools and Manuals this morning.  I'm a new user and created an account and logged in.  Downloads either fail multiple times or don't work at all - spinning circle.

When I posted a question, the following warning message appeared on the post:Marked as spam. If you believe this is an error, submit an abuse report.This is the URL for that post.https://community.st.com/t5/stm32-mpus-embedded-software-and/stm32mp257f-ev1-cm33-program-created-with-stm32cubeide-does-not/m-p/811962#M4836Please let me know why it is considered SPAM.This post doesn't appear on the forum board and can't be found through searches...Best Regards.okuno  

https://wiki.st.com/stm32mcu/wiki/Security:Coupling_and_Chaining_Bridge_(CCB)_key_wrapping 

    

It's a frequently-arising topic; eg, only this morning.Maybe also 'Firmware Update' and 'OTA Update' ?

Here:@Amelie ACKERMANN  

Hey everyone,  We're thrilled to announce a contest focused on custom containers!  Custom containers have been a hot topic on our forum, and we love seeing the enthusiasm and creativity from all of you. This contest is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your skills and collaborate with fellow developers.  To make things easier, we've put together some educational videos on how to create custom containers. Be sure to check them out on our YouTube channel for all the tips and tricks you need to get started.  You can find the terms and conditions, as well as the registration form, here. Please review them before you start developing your container to ensure it meets the contest rules.  No contest is complete without amazing prizes. You have the chance to win a STM32U5G9J-DK2 board (valued at $73.50) or a NUCLEO-H563ZI board and a RVA35HI display (total value $66.82), shipped directly to you.  Even better, the contest is op

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Split from Cmsis-DAP debugger in STM32CubeIDE in reply to https://community.st.com/t5/stm32cubeide-mcus/cmsis-dap-debugger-in-stm32cubeide/m-p/798049/highlight/true#M35992Here is what I used to set it up so do not tell me st does not support it, it is in the ide so.....

Hello, I created my account with my university e-mail address when I was a student. I can access this address now, but I will not have access to it in the near future. So I need to change my e-mail address but I cannot change it. I would be very grateful if you can help me with this.

Moved to Feedback forum.@ Peter BENSCHST EmployeeThank you for taking the time to respond.I fully understand and respect STMicroelectronics' policy of supporting only genuine STM32 products.At the same time, I would like to humbly point out that locking the thread without offering any basic direction or educational resources left the situation somewhat unresolved from a learning perspective.Many users, especially beginners, might not be aware that they have purchased non-genuine hardware. Providing even a simple link to an FAQ, guidelines on identifying genuine products, or a short note on safe purchasing practices would greatly help the community avoid such issues in the future.I appreciate the efforts of the ST team and community members.Looking forward to working with genuine STM32 products and learning more through this platform.Thank you once again for your support and understanding.Best regards,[Vishwjeet] Updating Mediahttps://community.st.com/t5/stm32-mcus-boards-and-

In instances where they don't answer the question, or where they answer it incorrectly, I have been reporting these. Should I keep doing so?Does the ST community have a stance on whether or not AI-generated reponses are allowed? Is that stance in the guidelines and if not, can we put it there?For example, clearly this is ChatGPT generated nonsense:Another one, same thread even.At first glance it seems like these answer the question, but they fall apart under inspection. These two are obvious, some are less so.