I have been trying to deploy visual studio Apache cordova tool project on window phone emulator but i am getting the following error.
windows phone emulator wasn't able to connect to the windows phone
operating system the phone didn't respond to the connect request.
When i click okay the Additional tool(>>) icon is not enable. and there is no internet on the emulator.i have remove and re install Hyper-V but is not seem to be working. I am in a Domain network with DHCP.
can you install the Windows Phone virtual switch in Hyper-V Manager and let us know if that resolves the issue?
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My Visual Studio 2015 Enterprise doesn't launch the emulator, however I am able to run it manually from the Hyper-V Manager. When run it from the VS after ~7-8 mins I get the following error:
"Windows Phone Emulator is unable to connect to the Windows Phone operating system:
The phone did not respond to the connect request.
Some functionality might be disabled"
What might cause this problem? I am running Windows 8.1 on Fujitsu LIFEBOOK E744
My case is slightly different than suggested duplicate as my notebook is in a corporate network and I am not able to turn off firewall nor stop any network monitoring software.
Hello I'm able to launch the windows phone emulator from the hyper-v manager but not from visual studio 2013, I retrive the following error message:
windows phone emulator is unable to verify that the virtual machine is running
Yes you can. Here are some steps to do it.
Open Hyper-v Manager From Apps
After Opening Hyper-v Manager, Select Your PC name from list given in left most first tab.
Now you are able to see all Emulator images list
Right click on the emulator you want to run and select Start option.
for Reference here are images :
Hi there i am a windows phone developer, I am unable to run my apps in the emulator, and it says to run the apps on a physical device. Can anyone help me with that because when I develop the apps in the express blend 2012 the windows phone 7 emulator opens up.
Plz help me in running my apps in the wp8 emulator in the visual studio.
You need to change the target from device to emulator in the start debugging button.
As #deeiip said, check whether the target is correctly set.
Else, you need to check if you have a hardware support of the SLAT. That is mandetory for running an emulator. Hyper-V needs that.
If that's not there, you won't be able to run an emulator ever.
you are needed to check Your System Configuration that it is as per the Requirements of Windows phone 8 Devlopment
For More information Check here
Step1: Installed VisualStudio 2013 Express for Windows along with
Update 2.
Step2: Created a blank Windows Phone App.
Step3: Deployed the app to the Emulator 8.1 WVGA 4 inch 512MB.
The Emulator Displays with the message 'Windows Phone is Starting'. Times out after about 5 minutes with the following error messages:
Error: DEP6100: The following unexpected error occurred during
bootstrapping stage 'Connection to the device':
Error: DEP6200: Bootstrapping 'Emulator 8.1 WVGA 4 inch 512MB' failed.
Device cannot be found. App deployment failed. Please try again.
Hyper-V Manager shows the phone emulator running when the app is deployed to the
Phone Emulator.
Running my existing phone 8.0 apps with VisualStudio 2012 Professonal through the
phone emulator stopped working after installing VisualStudio 2013 Express with Update 2.
I get this error:
Windows Phone Emulator is unable to connect to the Windows Phone
operating system:
The phone did not respond to the connect request.
Some functionality might be disabled.
Tried running as administrator and repairing VisualStudio 2013 Express with no effect of this problem.
Anyone having similar issues ?
I solved this problem just now. Please take all windows update. Reboot, and check again for any remaining update. This was a bug earlier as well so microsoft fixed it in first update of windows 8.1
Then check any remaining extension update for your visual studio 2013. update there as well.
Try opening a sample app, it should work.
Regards
Kajal
I had same problem . first i fixed it with:
Updating windows
Uninstall / install Windows Phone SDK 8
Remove and add Hyper-v again ( maybe it is not necessary )
But problem came back and instead of previous solution i fixed the issue with :
going to windows firewall and then click on "restore defaults"
Open Hyper-V manager. Look at all the emulators that are running and turn them all off.
Then open visual studio and deploy your app.
This will start a fresh instance of Emulator.
I had the same problem with VisualStudio 2013 Professional and the latest Windows Phone 8.1 SDK and emulators (as of December 2014).
In my case I fixed it by changing the virtual switch 'WinPhoneEmulatorSwitch' in Hyper-V Manager from 'Internal network' to 'Private network'.
I found this solution at pekari.wordpress.com
I had your same problem and after many attempts resolved it this way:
Deactivate Hyper-V (and restart computer);
Go in the Device Manager and open the Network Adapters, here uninstall everything with the name "Hyper-V...", this will allow us to reactivate Hyper-V without any conflict;
Enable Hyper-V (and restart computer);
Finally launch the emulator (if it is the first time you launch it you will have to wait 5-10 minutes, so be patient and wait for it to load all apps it need).
I'm trying to debug an app running inside the windows phone 7 emulator, but I can't connect to it from visual studio - Attach to Process -> selecting Windows Phone 7 Emulator transport displays an error:
"Unable to connect to 'Windows Phone 7 Emulator'. Not implemented"
What am I missing?
As a workaround:
open the solution configuration manager
next to build is a deploy column, uncheck your project
press F5
This will launch the app that is already on the device without overwriting it (and deleting its storage).
I don't think it's possible to connect to an app that is already running on the emulator.
It sounds like you're trying to connect to the emulator directly yourself,rather than the app running in it. Which I don't think is what you want anyway.
It may help if you think of the emulator as a virtual machine. That's what it is. (near enough.)
If you want to debug an app in the emulator, you need to launch it through Visual Studio.