LG K10 M250Y Possibly BRICKED! - PLEASE HELP! - LG K10 Questions & Answers

Good Day, All I tried Flashing my LG K10 M250Y with the latest firmware but during flashing the cable was loose and one of the pins didn't make contact so it stopped flashing, Now when I try to connect to LG UP it keeps telling me Uknown device, but it sees the device on com9, I am also unable to see the device on ADB or fastboot.
Turning the device on gets you to the Spinning LG circle but it gets stuck there.
I can see the device in my Device Manager LGE AndroidNet USB Serial Port COM9
Any Ideas how to Unbrick this Device, And No I Cannot Flash Via LG UP as it doesn't recognize the device.
Please please, any help would be appreciated.

Does it go into the download/laf mode?

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Already tried that but still nothing works.
Current situation:
Alas, I've accessed fastboot and had wiped the boot partition, but now the USB is detected as "LGE AndroidNet USB Serial Port."
FeitX said:
Already tried that but still nothing works.
Current situation:
Alas, I've accessed fastboot and had wiped the boot partition, but now the USB is detected as "LGE AndroidNet USB Serial Port."
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