I have installed nRf Connect for Desctop v5.1.0 on my windows 11 system.
I tried to update the Quick Start and install the Power Profiler.
Both gave me a similar error! A uninstall and new install was not succsesfull.
I have installed nRf Connect for Desctop v5.1.0 on my windows 11 system.
I tried to update the Quick Start and install the Power Profiler.
Both gave me a similar error! A uninstall and new install was not succsesfull.
Hi,
Can you try closing and reopening nRF Connect for Desktop, before trying again?
Regards,
Terje
Hallo, tried this a few times. I also got the update to nRF Connect 5.2. and did a restart of the pc and your programm. But still get the shasum error if i try to update or install a app. Also my colleague run in this problem on theire pcs. It seems to be a new problem, because a few weeks ago it worked without problems. So on theire pcs installed apps are working, but they are not able to install an update of the app. One hint. On ouer pcs we have no network-acces as subadmin.
Hi,
You do need a network connection in order to install or update apps. I know that we did have a short-lived inconsistency in the app repository earlier this week, related to a couple of updates. Depending on your network setup, you might have ended up with the wrong set of files, from the brief period when they were not consistent.
If you have disabled "check for updates at startup", and/or nRF Connect for Desktop otherwise cannot access the Internet for fetching updated files, then the issue might persist across restarts. Can you double check that "check for updates at startup" is enabled, and run the application in such a way that it has access to the Internet?
Alternatively, if all else fails, it should be possible to manually download the relevant files from the repository and put them at the correct location under C:\Users\<username>\.nrfconnect-apps\
Regards,
Terje
Hi,
You do need a network connection in order to install or update apps. I know that we did have a short-lived inconsistency in the app repository earlier this week, related to a couple of updates. Depending on your network setup, you might have ended up with the wrong set of files, from the brief period when they were not consistent.
If you have disabled "check for updates at startup", and/or nRF Connect for Desktop otherwise cannot access the Internet for fetching updated files, then the issue might persist across restarts. Can you double check that "check for updates at startup" is enabled, and run the application in such a way that it has access to the Internet?
Alternatively, if all else fails, it should be possible to manually download the relevant files from the repository and put them at the correct location under C:\Users\<username>\.nrfconnect-apps\
Regards,
Terje