Python Pyserial Windows No Port Found
Solution 1:
Pyserial is not guaranteed to detect all ports. This depends on how the device and the OS communicate and if pyserial is designed to pick up on this. For Example, pyserial could not detect a LabJack U3-LV or a EPSOM-POS receipt printer I plugged in in a Win8 session (both could be detected using a linux session).
Try serial.tools.list_ports.comports() and see what it gives you.
You could also look at the pyusb module for usb connections.
Also: I recommend being careful when using numbers for ports, as the mapping may not be "common-sense" logical (i.e. 0 may not map to COM0). Use explicit string names instead.
Solution 2:
I found the solution myself. Its pretty simple and uses the same code in the question.. I was getting blocked error because there was no modem(nokia phone) in my device manager. although i had plugged in my phone into the usb, there was no nokia pc suite installed. Once you install nokia pc suite and connect your nokia phone, in device manager -> modems your phone will appear. Just check its properties->modem and you will find the com5 or whichever number. Then use that id to connect. If you dont know this, just iterate till you find the right one.
Thanks everyone who tried to help
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