Hello,
After some weeks of inactivity and moving my desk to an other address, the nRF connect application is not running and show a white screen for all applications except for Toolchain Manager ?
What's the problem ?
Hello,
After some weeks of inactivity and moving my desk to an other address, the nRF connect application is not running and show a white screen for all applications except for Toolchain Manager ?
What's the problem ?
What OS are you using?
Could you try this:
Best regards,
Simon
Hello Simon,
I also see that "Getting Started Assistant" display something "DEPRECATE" !
Any explanation ?
The reason you see "DEPRECATED" in the "Getting Started Assistant" app, is because it is deprecated for Windows. The inteded way of installing the nRF Connect SDK is through the Toolchain Manager (recommended) or Manually
Earlier you sait " the nRF connect application is not running and show a white screen for all applications except for Toolchain Manager*
Which means the "Getting Started Assistant" app showed a white screen.
But now you said you see "DEPRECATED", which means that your issue regarding the white screens has been resolved? Am I right in my assumption?
Best regards,
Simon
The reason you see "DEPRECATED" in the "Getting Started Assistant" app, is because it is deprecated for Windows. The inteded way of installing the nRF Connect SDK is through the Toolchain Manager (recommended) or Manually
Earlier you sait " the nRF connect application is not running and show a white screen for all applications except for Toolchain Manager*
Which means the "Getting Started Assistant" app showed a white screen.
But now you said you see "DEPRECATED", which means that your issue regarding the white screens has been resolved? Am I right in my assumption?
Best regards,
Simon
Hi Simon, It's because I just try what I use before.
To be more precise I use "Power Profiler" and "Programer" and they screen are white.
So you say that the solution is to use the "Getting Started Assistant" ?
Is there a tutorial for that?
Best regards
Jiemde