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Windows IoT Extensions for the UWP not available #200
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Have you installed the Windows 10 SDK (Preview or matching your version?) Check here for what Extentions are installed from SDK |
Yes! And all the other as well even for Windows 8.1 (but I deleted them after it was not helping) Do I need to use the insider preview? Or should it work with the normal one as well? (I am not an insider) |
Get the SDK that matches the version you have installed on the Pi |
I have the matching SDK on both. On the Pi the version number is the same as the on installed on my dev machine! The extension is still not in the list of references. I am using the community Edition - are there any known limitations? |
The extension SDK doesn't exist for SDKs with a version greater than 17134. The APIs that were in the extension SDK have been merged into the main UWP SDK. If you are using an SDK with a version greater than 17134 you should delete the reference to the extension SDK |
@paulmon does that mean I do not need that extension anymore?? (just to make sure) |
It is working now without any extension - that should be mentioned in the tutorials! |
hmmm Odd as for version 17134 it should be there. As Paul said, for version above the API's where merged into the main SDK so no specific extension no longer needs to be referenced. |
@PRIMETSS I see but at least the installation should be clear. I mean I am doing development for years now but I can pin this experience tp my top 3 shittiest :D |
I try to do the HelloWorld sample but while setting up Visual Studion and the project, I am not able to find or install the Windows IoT Extensions for the UWP. |
It is no longer required. It's been "merged" with the main Windows 10 SDK. Some of the older documentation need updating. |
I am facing problems with my Visual Studio when i am trying to create a IoT app This is -- "visual studio requires a newer version of windows to display the content. please update to windows 10 version 1809 (10.0.17763.0) or later" Now how can I get rid from this problem? ( Note: My Windows OS is activated and updated) |
Run winver.exe to see what version of Windows you have installed. The build number must be less than or equal to the target version of your project. Alternatively if you are not using any new APIs you can select a target version that is less than or equal to the version of Windows you have installed. This link may be helpful: Choose a UWP Version |
There is no Windows IoT Core Extension fo version 17763, when targeting build 1809. Is this missing only inside my VS installation? |
I repeat: It's been "merged" with the main Windows 10 SDK. You don't need to reference it anymore. |
So when upgrading my project to 1809, i can remove the extension from my references without any problems? |
Ok perfect, thank you |
But i have error "The name 'FullTrustProcessLauncher' does not exist in the current context UWP" |
@paulmon Please I have a problem I am beginner at programming, I hope u can help me;I have installed on my SD card IoT v.10.0.17763.107, on RPi 3, and It boots good. I can also see the device on Dashboard, and Device portal, working from Windows 10 Pro Version 18363.900. However the following issues are observed. Visual Studio 2019, Universal application, identifies my remote system, but rejects to deploy in following configurations I don t know how to resolve this problem. I will be so thankfull. |
Usually restarting Visual Studio will fix this error if you are building a UWP application. If you building device drivers see this page: If you are developing a UWP application see link: If you are developing a console app see this page: |
I try to do the HelloWorld sample but while setting up Visual Studion and the project, I am not able to find or install the Windows IoT Extensions for the UWP.
In the list where I can add references I can only find the Windows moble Extensions for the UWP but not for IoT.
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