Re: I'm having trouble with RDi and Windows 11

Why not upgrade to 9.8?  At least then if you still have problems you can get IBM support without aguing about updating.

As to Code for i - yes, the SEP works for it now, as with RDi. That said, I have only ever used it to debug batch-type functions - not sure how it works when handling an interactive program. I'm not currently using it because the latest debug extension requires certificates etc., and I can't be bothered to set it up right now.


Jon Paris
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> On Sep 3, 2025, at 4:22 PM, Mark Murphy <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> We are still using RDi 9.6. I just got a new Windows 11 laptop, and I'm
> having trouble installing RDi 9.6 on it.
> 
>   - The single user install does nothing unless I install as an admin
>   user, but that installs into the Admin User's folders.
>   - The Admin install appears to work, and I can apply the license pack,
>   but when I try to connect to a host, the dialog appears, but it is empty.
> 
> 
> Is the only option to upgrade to 9.8?
> 
> What about VS Code? how does it's debug compare to SEP in RDi. (That was a
> game changer for me)?
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