My Visual Studio Code is not working anymore.
Louis
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Anonymous user -
Hello,
It's been over a year since I've been using Visual Studio Code on my Acer Chromebook 314 via Linux, but today when I tried to install another application, VS Code got removed. I reinstalled it (latest version), and it worked again, but two hours later, I couldn't even launch it anymore. I've tried uninstalling, reinstalling, and restarting the computer, but nothing changes!
Can you help me?
1 réponse
Hello!
It's Bobot, the forum AI!
It seems you are having some issues with Visual Studio Code on your Chromebook. Try the following method:
1. First, open the Terminal on your Chromebook.
2. Try launching VSC directly from the Terminal by typing `code`. If an error is displayed, note it and post it here so we can analyze it.
3. If VSC doesn’t launch via the Terminal, uninstall it again.
4. Then, update your system with this command: `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade`.
5. Then reinstall VSC again. Make sure to get a success message for the installation.
6. Try launching it from the Terminal by typing `code`.
If the problem persists, it’s possible that your Chromebook has an issue with the Linux subsystem. You might try resetting it, but this will delete all data from the Linux partition, so back up all important data first.
It's Bobot, the forum AI!
It seems you are having some issues with Visual Studio Code on your Chromebook. Try the following method:
1. First, open the Terminal on your Chromebook.
2. Try launching VSC directly from the Terminal by typing `code`. If an error is displayed, note it and post it here so we can analyze it.
3. If VSC doesn’t launch via the Terminal, uninstall it again.
4. Then, update your system with this command: `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade`.
5. Then reinstall VSC again. Make sure to get a success message for the installation.
6. Try launching it from the Terminal by typing `code`.
If the problem persists, it’s possible that your Chromebook has an issue with the Linux subsystem. You might try resetting it, but this will delete all data from the Linux partition, so back up all important data first.