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unable to find or open JLinkARM.dll while "Erase all"

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When i klick "Erase all" in nRFgo Studio, i allways get this Message

"unable to find or open JLinkARM.dll"

i did already try several hints from this site.

  • corrected registry key for InstallPath for SEGGER J-link
  • installed actual version of J-Link driver
  • uninstalled nordic and SEGGER Software and deleted registry entrys. After that reinstalled J-Link driver first and afterwards nRFgo Studio
  • started nRF Tools installation afterwards again

But none of these fixed the issue.

Does anyone else have an idea what i can try?

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    Same problem here started occurring for no notable reason. I've uninstalled all versions of J-link, and nRFgo Studio, installed the latest (1.21.1.3) nRFgo Studio including the tools which comes with Segger v510d, rebooted, made sure the Segger directory was in my path, made sure the registry entry "InstallPath" was pointed to the right Segger directory -- all in vein. No luck, still get the problem when trying to "erase all"; noting that "programming" a chip works just fine.

    More: What's interesting, is this only happens when using the nRF5x Programming tab, and doesn't happen if I try and "erase all" under the "nRF51 evaluation Boards" section for my PCA10001.

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    Same problem here started occurring for no notable reason. I've uninstalled all versions of J-link, and nRFgo Studio, installed the latest (1.21.1.3) nRFgo Studio including the tools which comes with Segger v510d, rebooted, made sure the Segger directory was in my path, made sure the registry entry "InstallPath" was pointed to the right Segger directory -- all in vein. No luck, still get the problem when trying to "erase all"; noting that "programming" a chip works just fine.

    More: What's interesting, is this only happens when using the nRF5x Programming tab, and doesn't happen if I try and "erase all" under the "nRF51 evaluation Boards" section for my PCA10001.

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