I am trying to have some time to deploy my application with a motorola device MC32N0 before was with the MC3190 smoothly.
The error that occurs after shows me have performed the deployment is this:
"The bootstrap could not be loaded."
OS my computer is Windows 8.1.
I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1.
The device operating system is Microsoft Windows Embedded Version 7.00.
I checked issues as is the Stackoverflow, made a series of steps to try to solve the problem.
I realized the installation of EMDK to try to solve the problem.
(EMDK FOR .NET - WINDOWS CE 7)
found this link:
https://www.zebra.com/us/en/support-downloads/software/developer-tools/emdk-for-net.html
(installed version 2.9 (last available))
I have already read chapter 10 of the guide (Application Deployment for Windows CE) the MC3200 INTEGRATOR GUIDE, which can be seen at the link below, and no success in solving the problem:
https://www.zebra.com/content/dam/zebra_new_ia/en-us/manuals/mobile-computers/mc3200-integrator-guide-en-us.pdf
Someone has performed these steps and went through this situation? Thank you very much in advance.
One detail is that it also does not connect to the device mobile center, with the 3190 model I could to deploy also not connected, which shows me the device center mobile is an exception "System.UnauthorizedAccessException," I have done reinstallation thereof, migrated to the latest version 6.1, and permenece with the same error. (The also ran as an administrator, but without success)
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I am developing an application for Motorolla MC18 (handheld mobile computer) in Visual studio 2008 SP 1. While debugging the application I am getting an error "error 9 the bootstrap could not be loaded. device connectivity component".
I have installed supporting softwares like EMDK for .Net, Device center.
My computer uses Windows 7, 32 bit Operating system.
Any one please help me to solve this issue.
What I have tried:
I have tried installing EMDK for C as I have read it from one of the suggestions made
here. https://developer.zebra.com/thread/29897
You need to install the PSDK (https://www.zebra.com/us/en/support-downloads/software/developer-tools/mk3100-software-development-kit.html) on your machine. This is solved this issue for me.
I wrote a Compact Framework 2.0 C# application for a Symbol MC3xxx series barcode scanner mobile computer appliance thingy a handful of years ago. At the time, the device was running CE 5.0. Then the new one came and it ran CE 6.0, and things were still OK. I was using and debugging with Visual Studio 2005 with no problems.
But now...After Motorola and then Zebra took over, I got a new device that we will be using called the MC32N0, but it runs Windows Embedded Compact 7.
Without going into the history of Microsoft's embedded device blunders through the years, I found that when we attempt to install our application, that we get an error message on the device that says "Unsupported System Version", that the application is too old for the OS on the device.
(side note, it is interesting that the "new" MC32N0 is running an OS that is already old, but there you go.)
How to get rid of the error message?
I tried a few things, and then some.
First thing I did was recompile everything on VS2008, using Compact Framework 3.5. But I still got the error message, "Unsupported System Version".
After more research, I found that yes, Windows Embedded Compact 7 does indeed ship with CF 3.5, so I was good there, it had to be something else.
For this project I created an installer with a CAB file, so the application could get installed on the device. In the project file for the CAB, in my case it was named "SmartDeviceCab1.vddproj", I opened that file using Notepad++, and found this:
"Product"
{
"Name" = "8:Microsoft Visual Studio"
"ProductName" = "8:Barcoding"
"Manufacturer" = "8:DIS Corporation"
"OSVersionMin" = "8:4.0"
"OSVersionMax" = "8:6.99"
"NoUninstall" = "11:FALSE"
"Compress" = "11:FALSE"
"CESetupDLL" = "8:"
}
See the problem? OSVersionMax was set to 6.99, yet I was attempting to run on Compact 7. So I changed the OSVersionMax to 7.01, and it worked!
The error message went away when I attempted to install the application.
Hope this helps other embedded barcode scanner developers.
MC32N0 requires the most recent version of the EMDK (2.9), MS upgrades to allow VS to run with Win CE 7.0, AND the platform file 32N0c70BenPS020000.exe from Zebra. You will correctly get an error message if you install your package without installing the latest symbol.all.arm.cab file because it is at a different hardware driver release level. You also will not be able to debug managed/native code using VS (2008 is what I used) if you don't install the platform file and compile your code directly for "Symbol MC3200c70" as the target device.
I have an application targetted for Windows 10 and the UWP. The application correctly runs for x86 and x64 but when I try to run it on a mobile device targetting ARM on a Nokia Lumia 820 I get an error message during deployment:
DEP0001 : Unexpected Error: Package could not be registered. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80073CF6)
There are other questions relating to this error that suggest it could be an issue with shared user certificates or that you can't have Audio and Device use in the same background task but I am not using either of these. There is also a suggestion that this may be due to a missing icon however to the best of my knowledge I am including far more icons than I actually need.
I have tried removing everything from my assets folder and removing it from the manifest but this also hasn't solved the problem.
Edit I've also tried creating a new blank universal project and that too runs on x86 and x64 but not on the mobile.
You have to run Windows 10 Mobile on your Lumia and you should at least have OS Version 10.0.10240.x. This will work with the release Version of Visual Studio 2015. If you have a CTP or Preview Version of Visual Studio, you should update them to release to get it running.
To get the preview onto the phone, you need the Windows Insider app on your phone and follow the instructions. Choose "fast ring" to get the latest bits.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/preview-download-phone
Get the app here:
https://www.microsoft.com/de-de/store/apps/windows-insider/9wzdncrfjbhk
This should make it work for you.
For more info on the current preview version check this link:
http://blogs.windows.com/bloggingwindows/2015/08/12/announcing-windows-10-mobile-insider-preview-build10512/
I am trying to deploy a Windows Phone 8.1 app in Windows 10. I am getting the following errors:
Error : DEP6200 : Boostrapping 'Device' failed. Device cannot be found. Windows Phone IP over USB Transport (IpOverUsbSvc) is not running. Retry after starting Windows Phone IP over USB Transport (IpOverUsbSvc) from the services management console.
Error : DEP6100 : The following unexpected error occurred during boostrapping stage 'Connecting to the device':
SmartDeviceException - Windows Phone IP over USB Transport (IpOverUsbSvc) is not running. Retry after starting Windows Phone IP over USB Transport (IpOverUsbSvc) from the services management console.
My Lumia phone is connected and is accessible from Windows File Explorer.
I have checked in services for the IpOverUsbSvc service, but its not there. So I also checked in powershell: get-service IpOverUsbSvc
Status Name DisplayName
------ ---- -----------
Stopped IpOverUsbSvc Windows Phone IP over USB Transport...
I was not getting these errors while I was using Windows 8.1. It seems like this service is not available in Windows 10.
Can anyone help me to solve this issue?
I have run that reg file, but for me it still didn't work. When I tried to run this manually it works:
I've experienced similar one when I've upgrade my dev system from 10166 to 10240 - IpOverUsbSvc does not start.
It seems that... in some cases, the registration info of ipoverusbsvc is corrupted. To fix it, just put a correct info to the registry.
You can find following link that ms guy upload the correct .reg file to his onedrive.
[UWP][SDK]IpOverUsbSvc service missing in windows 10 RC (Build 10240)
The problem in my case was that the service didn't exist. I used Microsoft Guy's reg update file
Then, rebooted my computer and service showed up. However, I couldn't start the service as the executable was missing.
I tried removing and reinstalling the Windows 10 SDK to no avail.
Then I found out that in Visual Studio Installer / Modify / Individual Package "USB Device Connectivity" was not installed.
That option checked installs the missing file.
Make sure that your services manager is closed during the installation process.
After installing the missing component you will be able to debug on win 10 device over usb.
I faced same problem because of 2 Visual Studio editions installed in parallel with different set of features. Repair of Visual Studio 2013 fixed the issue for me.
Replace "ARM" with "x86" or "x64" in "Active solution platforms" in "Configuration Manager" in VS2017
I'm doing Microsoft's basic introduction to creating a Windows Phone 8 app, creating a "MiniBrowser" (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/windowsphone/develop/ff402526%28v=vs.105%29.aspx) to get a feel of using VSE and debugging on my WP8 (Nokia Lumia 920). I have Windows 8 64-bit on my laptop (not Pro, so I realize I cannot utilize the emulators; this is therefore my only way of testing and debugging).
However, trying to deploy my app through Application Deployment and VSE 2012 (Deploy Solution under the Build tab, Debug tab under my project properties) gives me this strange error - "Exception of type Microsoft.SmartDevice.Connectivity.PlatformNotFoundException was thrown."
I have followed all the directions under "About deploying and running apps on a Windows Phone device" in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/ff402565%28v=vs.105%29.aspx.
Googling and searching msdn and stackoverflow has not been successful, and it seems like no one else is encountering this problem. I feel like it should be a fairly simple and straightforward process to debug on my own phone... What am I doing wrong here?
EDIT: I downloaded the WP8 SDK and repaired my installation. I am no longer receiving this error.