Windows CE 4.x Emulator does not work correctly if you have PAE mode enabled
I have verified that PAE is not enabled.
Any help would be appreciated.
My wallet does not go deep enough for the technical help.
I have verified that PAE is not enabled.
Any help would be appreciated.
My wallet does not go deep enough for the technical help.
Visual Studio 2005 does not ship with a 4.x emulator (VS2003 did with a 4.1) so we need more info on the context of your problem.
Also I don't understand what you mean by: "The file is VPCAppSv.sys".
Finally note that VS2005 fully supports only CE 5.0 and in fact Compact Framework 2.0 is not supported on 4.x
Cheers
Daniel
I would suggest you install the Microsoft Device Emulator Preview available at: It will update your Virtual Switch Driver (listed as Virtual Machine Network Service in your network adapter properties). This could fix your x86 emulator problem. The second thing it will install is the ARM emulator which could replace the x86 entirely. You can virtually cradle this emulator to get it connected via ActiveSync and make it work just like a regular device. Visual Studio 2003 .nET will not notice the difference. To do this, start a copy of the emulator either from the command line or using one of the shortcuts in the start menu. Then, launch the dvcemumanager.exe and use it to "cradle" the running emulator. Then, go in ActiveSync and use the "Get Connected" wizard. Activesync should find a cradle device. You will then be able to use the emulator in VS2003 by targeting the "Pocket PC Device".
http://msdn.microsoft.com/mobility/windowsmobile/downloads/emulatorpreview/default.aspx
Daniel Moth wrote:
Visual Studio 2005 does not ship with a 4.x emulator (VS2003 did with a 4.1) so we need more info on the context of your problem.
Also I don't understand what you mean by: "The file is VPCAppSv.sys".
Finally note that VS2005 fully supports only CE 5.0 and in fact Compact Framework 2.0 is not supported on 4.x
Cheers
Daniel