Visual Code stuck after Windows 11 update

Hi,

Just updated my Windows 11 Pro to the latest (Wed March 1st, 2023) version 22H2 build 22621.1344

Since then, when launching VisualStudioCode (1.76.0) and clicking the nRF Connect button, it's stuck with horizontal blue lines finding for elements (screenshot1)

The left panels never land on anything anymore. 

Update nRF Connect Desktop to version 4.0.0 afterwards, didn't really make any difference.
Plugins seems all ok in VSCode (screenshot2) and the nRF Welcome screen is not even displayed anymore...

I know it's that Windows 11 update as this is a VM and if I revert to the snapshot before the Windows 11 upgrade, everything's fine.

Any idea why or facing the same problem?
Thanks for any clue. I'm now stuck in my development as nothing works anymore.

Steve

screnshot1

Screenshot2

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  • I am going to try to fully reinstall the nRF SDK tonight to see whether this changes anything.  In my case, the VSCode update happened while the plugin was already loaded. Maybe if I re-install it, it will fix things.

  • I have fully uninstalled SDK2.1.1, installed 2.3.0 and it still doesn't work with VSCode 1.76
    I have a popup

    The troubleshooting link ends up on a 404

    But then I checked the parameters for the plugin and hey all point to 2.1.1 instead of 2.3.0

    I uninstalled the plugin then nRF Desktop told me I had to install the missing plugin, which it did (from v2.3.0) but the config still shows 2.1.1 and some missing fields. I don't know how to configure them to see whether VSCode takes them into account.

    Fully uninstall all SDK and removed the extension from VSCode and reinstalled 2.3.0, fixed all paths to 2.3.0 but still doesn't work. I'll fully reinstall everything in a clean base Win11Pro VM to see if this works better.

    Here are the parameters for the plugin config (example is 2.1.2

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  • I have fully uninstalled SDK2.1.1, installed 2.3.0 and it still doesn't work with VSCode 1.76
    I have a popup

    The troubleshooting link ends up on a 404

    But then I checked the parameters for the plugin and hey all point to 2.1.1 instead of 2.3.0

    I uninstalled the plugin then nRF Desktop told me I had to install the missing plugin, which it did (from v2.3.0) but the config still shows 2.1.1 and some missing fields. I don't know how to configure them to see whether VSCode takes them into account.

    Fully uninstall all SDK and removed the extension from VSCode and reinstalled 2.3.0, fixed all paths to 2.3.0 but still doesn't work. I'll fully reinstall everything in a clean base Win11Pro VM to see if this works better.

    Here are the parameters for the plugin config (example is 2.1.2

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