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nRFgo 64 bit application

oscalcmen

Hello support team Have you tested the nRFgo 1.15 x64? usually x64 installs in Program Files this installs in Program Files (x86) any reason why? I had to recover my PCA10001 V2.0 after a bad programming (the core Cortex-M0 was not found) and the last nRFgo update (1.15) could not recover it. I had to reinstall nRFgo 1.14 x86 version and my board is working fine again. Thanks

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    I had the same experience with x64 version on Windows 7.

    Also I gave a try to x32 version and after installation, I could not find where it was installed.

    I don't recommend to install it on Windows 7.

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    Unfortunately, there seems to be a bug in the 1.15 release, causing the recover functionality to not work. There will be a new build available shortly, but in the mean time, you should try to use 1.14.1, which is available by clicking the version number in the download list.

    I'm sorry for the inconvenience, and I'll make sure to update this with a link to the new build once it's out.

    Edit: The new release of nRFgo Studio, version 1.15.1 is now available here.

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    Regarding nRFgo Studio I downloaded the latest installer (nrfgostudio_win-64_1.17.0_installer.msi) and installed in Windows 8.1. The installer placed the code into Program Files (x86). It should be on Program Files. Isn't it?

  • 0 in reply to Syrius

    The reason the installer is marked with x64/x86 is the build version of the device drivers. Device drivers are required to be in the same build version as the operating system. The nRFgo Studio application itself is still a 32 bit version binary and that's why it is located in the x86 folder.

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