PyScripter and Windows 11 24H2
Published: March 21, 2025 - 11:29
Hello,
I'm trying to upgrade a package with PyScripter and I keep getting the same error at startup:
"Unable to connect to the remote Python engine. The remote process console and debugger are not accessible."
I've tried all the available TIS packages for PyScripter, from 3 to 5, including 4. Always the same error.
I've uninstalled everything that might be related to Python. I've followed several other posts dealing with the same error. Nothing works. Yet the installation seems correct. I have all my Python paths from the standard PyScripter TIS package.
In my Python version list, I don't have any registered versions, just 3.8.20 unregistered. Am I supposed to have one to declare an interpreter?
Everything is in Win32.
Is there a known incompatibility with Windows 11 24H2?
Have a good day,
I'm trying to upgrade a package with PyScripter and I keep getting the same error at startup:
"Unable to connect to the remote Python engine. The remote process console and debugger are not accessible."
I've tried all the available TIS packages for PyScripter, from 3 to 5, including 4. Always the same error.
I've uninstalled everything that might be related to Python. I've followed several other posts dealing with the same error. Nothing works. Yet the installation seems correct. I have all my Python paths from the standard PyScripter TIS package.
In my Python version list, I don't have any registered versions, just 3.8.20 unregistered. Am I supposed to have one to declare an interpreter?
Everything is in Win32.
Is there a known incompatibility with Windows 11 24H2?
Have a good day,