Hi,
I am using my icd2 for the first time which I had bought only a month 
before icd3 was released but that's a sad story for later...

I am using icd2 to debug/program (ICSP) 16f628A in mplab3.2.  It 
connects to target just fine but when I try to run the program (an LED 
blinker) I get two errors:

ICD0083: Debug:  Unable to enter debug mode.  Please double click this 
message for more information.
ICD0069: Debug:  Unable to run target
Entering Debug Mode
...Programming GOTO 0x00 command
...Restoring users code
MPLAB ICD 2 ready for next operation

I have looked at the help by double clicking the error but none of the 
suggestions help me except may be one strange fact.  The MCLR/Vpp pin is 
held low by icd2 when in debug/run mode which doesn't make sense because 
MCLR is supposed be high for the pic to run.  When I physically 
disconnect icd2 Vpp lead from my circuit the pin goes high and pic 
starts working fine.  Why would icd2 keep this pin low? I have 10k 
resistor connected from MCLR/Vpp to Vdd as recommended by icd docs.

I have an old pic programmer K150 from kitsrus.com I connected this 
programmer to the circuit in ICSP mode same thing happens.  It also 
keeps Vpp/mclr low.

I changed my pic chip but no difference.

Please HELP!

-Hasan
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