At one point in my TwinCAT 3 project I suddenly couldn't start my project in <Local> mode. I didn't pay much attention to it but now I need to get back to the project and the industrial computer is in production, I don't have access to it so I can't launch my app directly on it so I need to fix this error I get when I try to launch the app on my computer.
I get two pop-up errors windows when I click on the Activate configuration button.
First one states:
Error starting TwinCAT system!
Init12\IO: Set State TComObj SAFEOP: Set Objects (11) to SAFEOP >> AdsError: 1817 (0x719, ADS ERROR: device has a timeout)
For further information start the event viewer and open the log.
The second one states:
12/12/2022 15:30:00 573 ms | 'TwinCAT System' (10000): Sending ams command >> Init12\IO: Set State TComObj SAFEOP: Set Objects (11) to SAFEOP >> AdsError: 1817 (0x719, ADS ERROR: device has a timeout) << failed!
I disabled my IO card (which is an EtherCAT device), I also tried to disable the SafetyCard but I still get the problem.
I tried to run the win8settick.bat script and reboot multiples times, it didn't work.
Hyper-V is disabled.
I tried using Visual Studio 2019 and TwinCAT XAE Shell directly (which runs under Visual Studio 2017 I believe)
I have tried all these on my computer directly (Windows 10 64 bits 12 cores i7 CPU) and also on a Windows 10 IoT Enterprise 2019 LTSC virtual machine which has the same configuration as my industrial computer.
Does anyone know how I could solve this issue? Thank you in advance!
If ADS is returning that error when an IP stack TcCOM object is started, the configuration of the network card is probably incorrect.
Check the settings under “Adapter” for the network card in the project folder.
The configuration of the network card for the TCP/UDP RT module is documented in more detail here:
https://infosys.beckhoff.com/english.php?content=../content/1033/tf6311_tc3_tcpudp/1106587787.html&id=
Hope it works!!
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Exact error:
Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State
Error DEP0001 : Unexpected Error: -1988945906 TestApp
What does it mean? It seems it isn't problem with application, it works OK on PC.
Version of OS: 1511, Windows 10 for phones 10.0.10586.164
I've experienced the same problem after updating Visual Studio community to Update 2. Typing in CMD (under admin rights) the following command solved my issue:
net start IpOverUsbSvc
Thanks to Agrgg for a good tip ;)
This kind of error happens very randomly and usually it means there was an issue during the deployment of the app. Things to check:
Developer mode is correctly enabled on phone
Uninstall the app from phone, rebuild solution and then try debug again
Check that the architecture for all projects is set accordingly (ARM for debugging on real device)
Sometimes the VS debugger hangs up, so closing VS and kill from Task Manager all VS processes that are eventually running and restart VS may also help.
I had the same error with deploying onto Windows Phone 8.1 device. In my case the problem was in Windows Phone IP over USB Transport (IpOverUsbSvc) service, which wasn't running. The deployment error disappeared after I'd started the service manually.
I had the same problem.
"net start IpOverUsbSvc" didn't worked for me (throws Access is denied Exception).
I have followed following steps to fix.
Start Run (Windows+R), Type: services.msc
Start/Restart Windows phone IP over USB Transport.
For the RPi, I have RPi3 with WIOT (build 14376) this error happens after failed deployment. Just restart VS and it'll deploy ok.
After trying some of the answers already provided and nothing worked, I fixed the error by simply restarting the phone.
After that the error was gone for me.
I had the same issue, and found that in my case it was occurring while the phone was downloading system updates in the background.
App updates/installations from the app Store were also prevented from downloading/installing.
After the update had finished, all was back to working again.
As Windows Phone 10 doesn't seem to make it obvious that it's downloading updates, maybe worth checking this out if you hit this problem.
I had the same error, solution is here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/ru-ru/library/windows/apps/jj863509(v=vs.105).aspx
Look at Checking BIOS settings required by Hyper-V for Data Execution Prevention. You must select "Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those i select" and in my case application deploys successfully.
For me, it was as simple as unlocking the phone so that the computer would have access to it.
I had this issue as well. None of the answers helped me. IpOverUsbSvc was up and runing, phone reset, system reboot, nothing...
The issue was fixed after a Visual Studio "repair": control panel -> Programs and features -> select VS2015 -> Repair
I got a similar error.
The reason the error occurred for me was because I forgot to add the new splash images in assets after deleting the old ones.
The solution was to add the images. To get the correct image names and sizes, I used this extension for visual studio.
For Windows 10 (desktop) users
I faced this problem after I uninstalled Windows 10 SDK. It deleted the IpOverUsbSvc service from the system.
Solution
Download the Windows 10 SDK .iso installer
Inside it there is Installers folder.
Find Windows IP Over USB-x86_en-us.msi. Install it. (Don't worry if there is no setup window, it installs fast and silently).
I didn't even have to reboot VS2015, it just worked.
Check if the IpOverUsbSvc service is running
Open a Powershell prompt and type Get-Service -Name *USB*
Or go to the Services window. There you should see the IpOverUsbSvc running.
So, I think I get the trick. After plugged in your Windows Mobile device, Windows App Deploy can see W10M device, but once your device goes to lock screen, WPD can not detect it anymore.
You should to plug out and plugin again, with screen unlocked, to make it detectable. (I'm not a really English speaker).
I am having really difficult time to cope up with the windows phone emulator.
My ultimate goal is to deploy my application and sniff http requests through fiddler.
I am on Visual Studio 2013 Update 4 on Windows 8.1
Problems which i face
Sometimes the emulator does not start at all and gets stuck "Window Phone OS is starting ".
Here first i get the message of "Attempting to modify switch settings" info dialog. I clicked on ok. Then i get Error dialog of "Windows Phone emulator is unable to connect to the windows phone operating system" "Object reference not set to an instance of an object "(Internal c# error). I click close and it gets stuck at "Windows Phone OS is starting".
if i get past this problem and my application gets deployed. I cannot connect to internet. Even a link in browser does not open.
Now for the rarest of rare times i am able to connect to internet. I am in no way able to sniff http request.
But sniffing is still my secondary problem, but my first issue is to get the emulator run and connect to internet.
Steps which i have performed to troubleshoot.
Hyper-V as a Windows feature is turned on.
My firewalls have been disabled.
I have removed the virtual machines and switch created by Hyper-V manager and let it be created through Visual Studio.
In network connections, disabled and enabled the vEthernet (Windows Phone emulator switch ).
Have also tried ipconfig/renew.
Have gone through lot of msdn posts, blogs, so questions but the behaviour of emulator is pretty inconsistent.
Is there any way i can get emulator logs/info ?
Any help to direct to me to any direction will be hugely appreciated.
UPDATE
only thing which is consistently working for me right now is disabling Hyper-V windows feature and then enabling it again.
Mind the expensive system restarts also. Then adding my user name to Hyper V admin group and then deploying the application.
So whenever i am changing my network i have to perform these steps. Definitely not sustainable
UPDATE 1
So now i have fiddler also acting as a man in the middle. Followed the steps here http://blogs.msdn.com/b/wsdevsol/archive/2013/06/05/configure-the-windows-phone-8-emulator-to-work-with-fiddler.aspx. Couple of thing to change here are the port number and to give the ip number instead of host name.
Also have fiddler always start first and then the emulator. Fiddler is able to sniff the requests happening in emulator. But my application http requests are not going through which is fine if i run without fiddler. I am currently looking into this.
Best Regards,
Saurav
Have you tried to run Visual Studio as Administrator? Sometimes, the user must have highest privileges to run Hyper-V.
Our organisation is in the process of upgrading from DataStage 9.1 to 11.3.
Problem: The DataStage 11.3 Assembly Editor fails to display, and falls over with an error.
Backend OS:
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 6.6 (Santiago)
Linux 2.6.32-504.3.3.el6.x86_64 #1 SMP Fri Dec 12 16:05:43 EST 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Client OS:
Windows 7 Professional 64-bit (ok, it’s bootcamp Windows running on a Mac). Flash player 16 ActiveX (latest version).
We raised a ticket with IBM and they said it was a flash player problem and we should install the debugger version of flash to get a trace file. After completing the trace, we managed to capture the following error:
RSL Error 1 of 3 (can also be 2 or 3 of 3, in no particular order)
Error #2032: Stream Error. URL: https:/// /ibm/iis/ds/xmlpack3/XMLPackLibrary.swf
Note: There are three swf (flash player) files in that server location. The RSL error #2032 error could occur on any one of the following:
ISD_UI_Theme.swf
XMLPackController.swf
XMLPackLibrary.swf
One important factor in this upgrade is that we have installed the backend of DataStage in the Amazon AWS cloud, and have installed the client tools on our local network. So this should not be factor, given that the client tools access the back via HTTP or HTTPS. Our DevOps guys have said that the domain that is giving us problems is probably our local windows domain (and the security within it). We don’t believe that having the backend on an AWS host is the cause of the problem. We have tried to eliminate the AWS cloud (and our local Group Policies) out of the equation, by creating a Windows 2008 server in the AWS cloud on a Bastion Host, with local administrator access. We had a lot of problems with Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration. We had to force it to turn off by hacking the registry. Once we could get past the IE problems, we managed to replicate the exact 2032 error on the 2008 server as my Windows 7 machine on the LAN.
The only way we can get the Assembly Editor to work is to log in as the local Administrator user on the 2008 server. No other user works, even if they have full Administrator rights and nothing else. We’ve tried everything on this and relaxed all security measures that we can think of. Something appears to be blocking the flash player plugin that is launched from DataStage via a custom Internet Explorer session.
One test that IBM recommended is to access the swf files directly in the browser by substituting the URL :
https:///ibm/iis/ds/xmlpack3/index.html
https:///ibm/iis/ds/XMLPackController.swf
This test works OK, which means that Flash Player is installed and functioning. What is interesting is that the URL prompts for a username and password. That leads me to think that the problem exists in the handshake of credentials between the flash player and the backend and/or what directories the flash player can write to.
Has anybody found a resolution to this problem? Currently our upgrade to 11.3 is at a standstill until we get an answer.
We found a solution to our own problem. There is a setting in Internet Explorer that if turned on, can block the download of the SWF files to the local machine. This can be found in the Security section of the Advanced tab in the Internet options:
Do not save encrypted pages to disk
This setting must be turned off. We had turned it on because it was recommended by SalesForce. If turned on, the SWF files will not be saved and therefore will not execute. The result is an RSL #2032 stream error.
This fixed the problem immediately. Now we just need to apply the setting to our Group Policies for the domain.
I hope this helps other DataStage users. This one had us confused for days!
I'm getting my feet wet with Windows Azure and created a brand new ASP.Net Web Role project in VS.Net 2013. When I start the debugger I get the error: 'One or more ports used by the Compute Emulator are currently used by other processes'.
Both the Compute and Storage emulators start up fine, and don't exit with an error. It's only Visual Studio that throws this error.
I've used the netstat -an command as well as the TCPView utility from SysInternals to try to identify another application using any of the ports used by the Compute Emulator, but nothing else is using those ports! TCPView allows sorting ports in ABC order and I've gone through each port one by one.
Also tried reinstalling the entire Azure suite of tools + multiple reboots.
The resolution was to comment out all references to Microsoft.VisualStudio.Diagnostics.ServiceModelSink in both the 64 bit and 32 bit machine.config files. For some reason that assembly could not be loaded. The actual error message displayed was about ports in use, but that turned out to be totally unrelated to the root cause.
I spent a few days working this out, so hopefully this will help someone else.
I ran into this issue, amazingly, what resolved it for me was running Visual Studio as Administrator. Putting this here in case any other poor soul encounters the same.
For me, the "one or more ports used by Computer emulator ..." error happened after a dialog box showed an exception for "DevFc.exe" stopped working.
DevFC logs in C:\Users\\AppData\Local\dftmp\DevFCLogs had below exception log:
error (10013: An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions) occurred while listening on IP Endpoint=127.0.0.1:15100.
So there was problem with 15100 port.
I have to change the port in "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Azure\Emulator\devfabric\DevFC.exe.config" for PxeResponderPort from 15100 to some other random port, 15200 in my case.
<add key="PxeResponderPort" value="15200" />
I'm having a problem with vfp9 on Windows 7 64-bit. I've found that create sql view is taking 5-6 seconds. These happen instantaneous in XP. When my app starts up, I'm doing a few of these, so in Win 7, my app is taking 30+ seconds longer to start up than in XP. My views look like this:
create sql view MyView remote connection MyConn as select * from MyTable
I've also found that calling dbsetprop is adding another 1-2 seconds in Win 7. Again its instantaneous in XP.
dbsetprop('MyView.MyPk', 'Field', 'KeyField', .T.)
dbsetprop('MyView.MyPk', 'Field', 'Updatable', .T.)
Once created, the views work as they should. No slowness on with platform.
Does anyone have any ideas about what I could try or any info on what is/could be causing this?
Thank you in advance.
I don't know why as I haven't worked with Windows 7 yet with VFP... However, what I would check within VFP and try changing some settings to see if it helps.
From the VFP/IDE menu, go to Tools, then Options. On the multi-tab form, click on the "Remote Data" tab.
I don't know if/what its trying to do, but maybe for testing, make sure the "Records to fetch at a time" is NOT set to "All" (checkbox).
I would also look into SQLSETPROP() function to see if any of those settings might help.
I can't reproduce this on Windows 7 64 bit, either with VFP9 RTM or VFP9 SP2. I don't have a database of any size to work with but on the sample database Northwind the commands you list seem to work instantaneously.
A couple of questions:
Is this reproducible on any machine running Windows 7?
Where is your database? Is it on the local machine, a local network, or the internet?
There seems to be more scope for speed problems with Windows 7 and Visual FoxPro (and similar) applications, and I think this is down to the different network stack in Windows 7, immature network card drivers, an increased susceptibility to cabling and network switch problems, or any combination of these.
Ensure that all your Windows 7 boxes are on SP1 (and any Server 2008 boxes with shared DBF files also), as this fixes a file corruption issue that affected Visual FoxPro indexes.
Ensure that your network card drivers are 100% up to date. This can make a big difference.
One thing that I have seen which can give a massive improvement to the speed of networked Visual FoxPro applications is the network card driver Interrupt Moderation setting. This is present on Intel, Broadcom and many other NICs, although with possibly slightly different names.
I have personally seen situations where disabling this has changed a networked VFP application from taking 30 seconds to start to about 6 seconds.
Found the solution.
Write caching was being disabled on the drive by the raid controller software included with the machine.
Write caching was enabled under Device Manager > Disk Drive > Properties > Polices. However the software was overriding this setting.
It can be reproduced without the raid software by unchecking it in Windows 7 Polices.