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There is nothing more I can do.

Thats OK. I fixed it,

Well, that is to say I got it working again, but there was not specific 'fixing'. Wiped all files and references to ICD and CCS off the driv ...

It's been working for years. Unless someone did so without my knowledge, there has been no updates to the system or it's power management profiles.

I did try a desktop pc and it works fine.

I tr ...

Yes,

Laptop with no battery plugged into the wall, laptop with battery and plugged, just battery, all the same result.

I doubt this is the issue as this setup has been working for 3 years with n ...

Well.... F**K.

The new unit got here but does the exact same thing. I tried both units with new and old prototypes, same thing. Tried my workstation.... WORKS FINE.

Crap Crap Crap.... That means ...

Oh I already did Smile

I have a new unit coming and waiting on an RMA number to said the old one back.

For as much as I've been cursing them out the last couple days, they so far have been very rec ...

Well, Newguy, you were right.

There is a drop in MCLR but I was too far out to see it. Before I tested at 1ms but I didn't have enough hands to pay attention to everything.

Here is the captured ...

Okay, got the scope on it. very odd indeed,

Everything looks fine to me. The 5V supply is steady and noise free (see Image1, that was me touching the probe to 5V in the pic).
http://i36.tinypic.co ...

Yes, I do have a scope.

I'll get it on the mclr pin today.

Look at the code above, I DID make a basic code, that one a couple posts up is complete.

That was a good idea with the PLL, but no change. I changed 40 to 10 and made the fuse HS, same reset at the ...

HA!

Check this out, stepping over these lines is fine:

temp=5;
temp=3;
temp=1;

BUT, stepping over the middle line here causes a reset

temp=5;
temp = temp/764;
temp = 1;

Now I'm ...

I changed the sample code to do more writes to the temp variable, it didn't reset until it got to the printf again..... hmmmmm

I though I had bought a reliable tool and didn't know I would be needing a spare.

Here is code:

#include <18F4585.h>

#fuses H4,NOLVP,NOWDT,PUT,NOBROWNOUT,NOSTVREN
#use delay(clock ...

Old code does the same thing. I'm going to try stepping over right after main, I suspect it will happen anyway.

I'm thinking the ICD is dropping or browning out the mclr. I've got more testing to d ...

One observation I just noticed,

The program will only reset itself once. Its just the first time I hit Step Over or Run to Cursor. After that step or run works fine.... wtf !?

Sorry, forgot to include that

3.249 (I dislike 4.0) and an 18F4585

If I remember correctly I did pull that jumper inside the icd to allow 5V to target access but this problem has never occurred ...