I have a problem with Windows IoT startup app, I choose my app to be startup. This works good but when I reset Rpi 2 or 3 via external arduino through RUN pin windows reboots and start my app but after approximately 30 seconds app is replaced by default IoT core app and removed from startup too. Do you know where is the problem?
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I am trying to get my Kinect running with my PC and therefore installed and updated all the drivers and the latest SDK.
Now when I connect the Kinect it is registered but only as an audio device. When the dialog on what to do with the device opens, the only option is "Kinect" which keeps "downloading" forever.
I have plugged it into the ss USB3 port and checked back every piece of hardware with a replacement.
My PC is rather new and running Windows 10 and both Kinects are around 3 years old
What could have gone wrong?
When developing for Android, I can connect to my Android Phone wirelessly with an app like Wifi ADB (or similar).
adb connect 192.168.1.100 + that (or similar) app = build/push to device/debug with a wireless connection / without the need to physically connect device to computer.
Does that capability exist on the iPhone for developers? If it is available, is it also available for Xamarin Mac Agent while developing from Windows?
yes you just have to configure it in Visual Studio Mac, follow the steps indicated here. But check the following note:
"Launching of application is still done through the USB cable, so the
initial launch will still require you to have the cable plugged. But
once started, you can safely unplug and continue your debugging
session over WiFi."
An application, consists basically on a communication between a microcontroller and a pc, is running perfectely on Windows 7 64 bits. Since i have windows 10 installed, the application doesn t work anymore. Even the serial communication isn t established. ( an error shown that the application can not establish the communication)
I have verified the microcontroller with other Terminal running on Windows and no Problem within. Also i think that the Problem could be on the Code, the application was created with visual Studio, well i don t have any experience with visual Studio,so that i would ask you if there is a way to check that this application for instance will not work on Windows 10!
Thank you in advance
You indicate that the application will run, therefore it is unlikely that the application is incompatible with Windows 10. You're getting an error saying that the application is unable to communicate with the serial port, so the application is opening. Most applications which flat out won't work with Win 10 use older, unsupported versions of .Net or expect a FAT filesystem and simply won't run.
This suggests that Windows 10 did not have a native driver for your serial port. This is not too shocking; the older pin serial ports currently see exclusive use and are replaced (for most users) by USB-connecting components. I would check the computer's Device Manager. If you don't see any serial ports there, or see them but with an error, Win 10 probably did not have the driver required. From there I would contact the motherboard or serial bus card manufacturer for updated drivers, if they exist.
I am running Windows 10 Education from a Macbook Pro, 2,7 GHz Intel Core i5, 8GB ram running OS X 10.11 using Parallels Desktop 11.
I have spend the last two days trying to get Visual Studio 2015 to run the Windows phone emulators properly (More precisely: Mobile Emulator 10.0.10240.0 WVGA 4 inch 512MB). Managed to solve most, but now stuck with the emulator being very unreliable mainly giving me the following errors:
The connection to 169.254.17.107:8117 has been lost. Debugging will be aborted.
or
The emulator couldn't determine the host IP address, which is used to communicate with the guest virtual machine.
Some functionality may be disabled.
I can't find a pattern because sometimes it happens while the application is deploying - sometimes after it has loaded perfectly and I was able to use the emulator. Every now and then, after getting an error, I simply run the application again right away and it will work ok, until next time i need to run it.
The virtual switch in Hyper-V is set to Interal and I have also tried External and Private.
I have tried setting the MAC type to static for the network adapter under settings in Hyper-V.
Tried deleting the emulators and all virtual switches.
Tried disabling and enabling the virtual switch in Network Sharing.
Some of the guides and posts elsewhere about similar problems are a bit outdated (Running Windows 8 and Parallels 8 ect.) Can anyone help me make the emulators work every time with my setup?
I'm working on a new Windows Phone 7 project. Unfortunately, I have only access to a VMware Fusion instance of Windows, from where I run Visual Studio and the Phone Emulator.
My problem is that the phone emulator takes ages (well, seconds) just to show up for example the keyboard for user input (when selecting a TextBox).
I've read here that the problem comes from running a VM inside a VM.
My question is, if there is a trick which helps me to accelerate this somehow?
Thank you very much.
Cheers
EDIT:
Host machine: C2D 2.53Ghz, 4GB DDR3 RAM, SF-1200 SSD
I hate to say it, but the best solution is probably "don't run the emulator on a virtual machine". The emulator is only officially supported on a real physical machine.
Other than that, you will need to max out the resources available to the VM.
You're lucky you haven't ripped a hole in the fabric of spacetime by running an emulator on an emulator :)
See also: Windows Phone 7 emulator on a VM?, or Windows Mobile 7 Emulator Kills VMware