>Are you removing the power to your circuit during programming?
>
Yes, in fact, I've tried it down to simply putting a PIC on a
breadboard with the header attached as it needed to be.  It
still won't work.

Mike H.
> > I'm getting a lot of Comms 1 errors under Win2k with my
> > Warp-13a. It only happens when I'm attempting In-Circuit
> > programming; I can read/write from/to the chip in the socket.
> >
> > I'm using a PIC16F819...the LVP pin is RB3, and the Warp-13a
> > docs state that that pin must be held low during programming.
> >  Doing so does not help at all.  I'm using the latest 4k/4MHz
> > firmware.  I can't seem to find anything on the website to
> > suggest further "traps".
> >
> > Anyone have a similar experience that they've overcome?
> >
> > Mike H.
> >
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