Good day @autowp
I installed an example from here:

https://github.com/autowp/can-usb/blob/master/can-usb.ino

I use MCU stm32f411 + module mcp2515

Microcontroller has two serial ports:

UART1 on pins PA9 and PA10
UART2 on pins PA2 and PA3

Usually I use UART1 by default, initializing it in the usual way in the Arduino environment:

Serial.begin(115200);

If I need to initialize UART2, I usually use this code:

HardwareSerial PORT2(USART2);
void setup()
{
PORT2.begin(115200);
}

Also a failure method to use:

const int SS_RX_PIN = PA3;
const int SS_TX_PIN = PA2;

SoftwareSerial softwareSerial(SS_RX_PIN, SS_TX_PIN);

void setup()
{
softwareSerial.begin(115200);
}

But I can't make CANHackerV2.00.01 or CANHackerV2.00.02 determine the COM port to which the example code:

https://github.com/autowp/can-usb/blob/master/can-usb.ino

The COM ports from the USB-TTL microcontroller are detected by Windows 10:

CANHackerdoes not see these ports:

At first I thought it was the STM32, but I also flashed the Arduino Leonardo and CANHacker doesn't see the ports there either.
What's the reason, can anyone tell me?
Maybe the CANHacker program doesn't support Windows 10?