there is a app that i'm developing in windows 10 but I cant install developer mode because I have no internet. Is there an offline developer mode package that I can install?
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Downloaded BotFramework-Emulator-4.11.0-windows-setup.exe from the release page 'https://github.com/Microsoft/BotFramework-Emulator/releases'. After installation, the emulator cannot start on Windows 10 X64.
I tried it on my desktop, laptop and a VM in Azure. What could be wrong?
I have windows 8.1 and right now Visual Studio 2015 is installing on my machine. Can I develop universal windows apps UWA for windows 10 from my windows 8.1 ?
If worth mentioning, I have another machine with windows 10 at home, and I think I read somewhere before I can use the other machine remotely to test my apps but I have been looking without finding how to do so.
Actually, this is possible. We can develop Universal Windows apps with Visual Studio 2015 on Windows 8.1 and test them on a remote Windows 10 device.
For more info, please see Requirements in Develop apps for the Universal Windows Platform (UWP)
Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 support
If you choose to develop Universal Windows apps with Visual Studio 2015 on a platform other than Windows 10, these are the restrictions:
Windows 8.1: You can’t run the app locally (only on a remote Windows 10 device). You can use the emulators in Visual Studio, but not the simulator.
Windows 7: You can’t run the app locally (only on a remote Windows 10 device). You can’t use the emulators or the simulator in Visual Studio either.
And for test on remote devices, please see Specifying a remote device in Deploying and debugging Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps.
However, when using OS earlier than Windows 10, some Visual Studio features for Windows Universal development may be degraded, such as you can't use the XAML designer on Windows 8.1:
For a better experience of developing Windows Universal Apps, Windows 10 is strongly recommended.
This is not possible. You need Windows 10 to develop Windows 10 UWP apps.
1. Get Windows 10
To develop UWP apps, you need the latest version of Windows.
I am unable to create an app for Windows phone 7.5 [Nokia Lumia 900] or deploy app to the phone from Visual Studio 2012. I have installed Windows Phone 8.0 SDK. Can anyone give me steps to do so?
You need to download and install Zune desktop app to deploy apps to WP7 devices.
Once it is installed, launch it, it will connect to your device and you then should the be able to deploy and debug apps from Visual Studio.
The SDK includes a tool called "Windows Phone Developer Registration". Once you've registered with the marketplace you can use this tool to unlock a device and deploy to it directly from Visual Studio.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=36474 did work me. WP 8 SDK earlier did not support 7.8 phones. Need to update 7.8 SDK before testing on 7.8 devices.
I have installed the dev tools. I have both visual studio 2010 and Visual Studio C# Express. After install it launched VStudio, I create a windows phone app, when running it says "Error 1 Zune software is not installed. Install the latest version of Zune software."
I saw on the internet that I had to connect to emulator in tools menu except I don't have such menu. So is there something I missed ?
It sounds like you're trying to deploy to a device. In Visual Studio, next to the debug button (green arrow), there's a drop down box. Set that to Windows Phone 7 Emulator and then try running the app. This should launch the emulator instead of trying to deploy to an actual device.
I have VS 2008 SP1 on my pc, also Virtual PC and ActiveSync 4.5 is installed
I just download and install "Windows Mobile 6.1 Emulator Images" msi from microsoft
but after install, Mobile images not add to Device Emulator Manager (Under DataStore)
What's problem and how to solve it ?
Thanks
Hamid
If you read the download page carefully it requires the Windows Mobile 6 SDK to be installed first.
They work for me and I have the WM6 SDK installed. The WM6.1 emulator images are listed along side the WM6 images.