Probably throwing good money after bad, but I bought a second mikroProg for PIC to check the concept that my current one may have a defect.
I'm severely hampered by the intermittent ability to program my board reliably, and deadlines are looming.

mikroProg Suite for PIC v2.34 mikroProg v01.14.12.02 mikroC for PIC32 v3.6.0 That I have, and I've tried setting the voltage and powering from the programmer or the board I've also Diabled Vpp-First. The question is, if the only power source is the mikroProg, why do I see 3.6V or more. If I enable P...

I went through some of the .mlk files in the Defs directory
What seems to be happening is:
A) the mikroProg is using the <VDD> <MAX> value rather than the <NOMINAL>
B) the forementioned difference between the targeted voltage and the actual voltage.
Do you see these artifacts on your mikroProg?

I guess the first band-aid would be to find out where the mikroProg finds the programming voltages for each IC. Could I amend those to have lower voltages. The second band-aid would be to insert a diode in series with the Vdd and Vpp to drop it a bit. Anyhow, I draw your attention to these similar p...

Any clue as to the fix?
I've been playing with this problem for over a year.

Aye, That I have. I've tried voltages set from 2.7V to 3.6V and I get ~3.6V during programming for each setting. The same if I power the unit from the programmer or not. The mikroProg for Pic insists on providing ~3.6V to the board. (and even if open circuited with a resistor across Vpp and Gnd). Er...

I have tried it with my board, my LV32MX v6 (up to date), Mikromedia Plus for PIC32... I tried it today with and without Disable Vpp-First mode entry (with and without external power). Given the no external power goes to ~3.6V it is obviously provided coming from the mikroProg. I have to assume you ...

mikroProg for PIC (see JPG) mikroProg Suite for PIC v2.34 PIC32MX460F512L on my board (see JPG) I receive an MCU Voltage Error as often and not - 3.61V When it is programming, I see ~3.6V on the 3.3V supply, which must be coming from the mikroProg unit. I'm not sure it is 3.6V because of the mikroPr...

With the elimination of the windows device driver update I have more reliable MikroProg for Pic debug on the PIC32 USB Starter Kit.
Not so much on the LV32MX v6
Here are the screen shots.

For the MikroProg for Pic not working, I noticed windows kept changing the usb driver. In Windows 7 Disable Microsoft updating of the driver. in command: mmc gpedit.msc Local Computer Policy, Computer Configuration, Administrative Templates, System, Internet Communication Management, and then Intern...

A suggestion to implement a driver for the STM32F4, STM32F7 internal TFT drivers.

Here it is LV 32MX v6 v01.11.11.01
WDM Internal Version: 6.00.16386 mikroProg Firmware v2.11 -LV32MX v6 I also get a mikroProg for PIC voltage error when I try to use it on the LV32MX v6 or PIC32 USB Starter Kit II w/Expansion Kit (3.61V)

New Day, New Approach. Took my mikroProg for PIC with the RJ11 cable to the LV32MXv6 with PIC32MX795F512L card It programs fine, simple program: void main() { AD1PCFG = 0xFFFF; // Configure AN pins as digital I/O TRISE0_bit = 0; while( 1 > 0 ) { LATE0_bit ^= 1; } } In release mode, the pin toggles a...

Ok, This is frustrating. I'm back to receiving the Error Starting Debugger/Missing ICD communications again. Once again, removed all MikroE PIC32 software Deleted the folders Re-booted the computer Re-Installed, as administrator, mikroC Pro for PIC32 v3.5.0 into c:\MikroE\ allowed installation of mi...

I completely removed the PIC32 software and rebooted.
I did an install as administrator, and used C:\MikroE\ as the location
And JOY, when using PGC1/PGD1, I got a debugger.
Now how to save Channel 1 as the default....