NET (I don’t have much space on this machine!). NET 4.5 wasn’t much of a problem, but today I hit a snag… Before installing VS 2022 on my Surface Pro, I removed VS 2019 and old versions of. NET Framework 4.5 (among others).NET 4.5 has long been out of support, but I try to keep supporting older frameworks in my libraries as long as it’s not a major inconvenience, because many people maintain old applications that can’t easily be updated to a newer framework.Īnyway, until recently, supporting.
Visual Studio 2022 Android Device Manager error "The decryption operation failed, see inner exception.I maintain a few libraries that still target. Is there some something else I need to install? An SDK or anything to get the device image decrypted? Or maybe a way to manually setup the image?Īlso, how do I even SEE the "inner exception" for the Android device manager? Nothing appears on the main VS window, where normal build errors occur. Only post I can find on this topic is from a few years ago for the VS 2019 version with a reply saying the "problem was identified" and a fix was in an update. This also happens when I tried downloading some of the other Android device images too. If I try again it starts over re-downloading it for a while then gives the same decryption error. After it downloads, I get the decryption error in the screenshot.
Just installed Visual Studio Community 2022 on Windows 10 and started a basic hello world Maui template, tried to run it on the Android emulator, followed the directions from a website to setup a new Android emulator virtual device.
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