"Start Debugging" problem

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I have built a demo board with EMX Module by myself and the layout of the board is almost same as Cobra board.

After rebuilding Solution my project and pressing “F5” I got often the indication from Visual Studio(see picture).

I choose “No” normally and I press “F5” again, and the project can be flashed into EMX. The project runs well after flashing.

I don’t understand why. what’s wrong with my EMX? Have my hardware problem?

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This may happen when your board is not seen by Visual Studio. Check that in your project properties that EMX is seen in the .net microFramework -> Deployement Transport USB and Device is EMX.

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I’ve had this happen to me on a number of occasions. Haven’t really been able to place it down to one thing yet.

Things to try:

Are you plugging into a usb3 port? Try using usb2 instead. Admittedly my problems with this are usually related to going into ghi bootloader mode, but it may help.

Delete your bin folder and re-build the project. Starting getting this message constantly once, and the only way to get rid of it it was to do this.

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This looks he same as an older issue on the gadgeteer platform to do with the ghi driver. There is a new winusb diver with the latest Sdk I think.

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@ leforban -

thank you for your answer! I will check “Deployement Transport”, before I click “F5”.

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Thank you for your suggestion. I have tried it ever since yesterday . My plugging was in usb and I have plugged into usb2 now. Before clicking “F5” I deleted bin folder and re-build the project. but it seemed debugging didn’t always run successful.

Debugging ran sometimes well without this indication message, and sometimes not well, this indication message happened.

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I will try it, I have not updated the latest winusb diver and Sdk. my “Microsoft .NET Micro Framework” is 4.1. I have seen that there is latest Sdk in GHI homepage.

Thank you for help!