Re: Visual Studio.net Professional

Hi
Unfortunately this hasn't worked for me, I will investigate our system
further and determine exactly what is happening when it goes through the
different startups.

Regards

"Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" <ptobey no spam AT no instrument no spam DOT com>
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Checking, you're right, it's not in the PB4.2 help. It's documented well
in the PB5 help. You put it in HKLM/Init/BootVars. It's a DWORD value
which you should set to 1 to store the keys in the registry rather than in
the filesystem.

Paul T.

"Tweeeek" <Tariq.Mahmood@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I do not have MasterKeysInRegistry in the registry and I can't find any
reference to it in PB 4.2 help.


"Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" <ptobey no spam AT no instrument no spam DOT com>
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Do you have the MasterKeysInRegistry value in the registry? If your
filesystem is killed when you do those clean boots, you're losing any
cryptography keys that were generated to secure the connection to
ActiveSync. Saving them in the registry, if the registry is persistent
should allow it to continue to work after a hard reboot. I believe that
this value is documented in the PB help...

Paul T.

"Tweeeek" <Tariq.Mahmood@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi
Our hardware runs windows ce.net 4.2. I am using Visual Studio.net
Professional to test a C# application and am using the deployment
option over USB.

Our hardware has three start up modes

1) WARMBOOT
CE will load the existing RAM copies of file system and registry.
If either of these fail, it will create new clean copies of both from
the ce image.

2) COLDBOOT
CE will create clean copies of both registry and file system from
the ce image. Existing PSM files and registry will remain untouched.

3) CLEANBOOT
CE will use clean RAM filing system and attempt to load registry
from psm.

The problem I have is that I can deploy to the hardware, but if after
that I perform a cold or warm boot, the deployment fails. I find I
must perm a cold boot for the deployment to function again.

Has anyone experienced any such issues with Visual Studio.net
Professional.

Regards









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