Hi Pedro, Modifying the Python Executable Location path to point to the same folder structure as the ESP-IDF directory (which also holds Python 3.11 apparently) when running the Install Tools utility seems to have completely fixed my issue. modified install tools dialog.png I can now build the proje...

Hi Pedro, I ran the install tools utility again as requested. install tools dialog.png It looks like it generates an error when it gets to the install-python-env section. Something about the script being called from a virtual environment and not being able to create another one. Installing tools... ...

Hi Pedro, Updating the IDF_PYTHON_ENV_PATH environment variable to point to the C:\Espressif\python_env\idf5.1_py3.11_env folder as opposed to the C:\Users\Shawn\.espressif\python_env\idf5.1_py3.9_env moved the needle. I was able to run and flash my board from the IDE using the green 'Play' button. ...

Hi Pedro, Thank you for the response! I have attached the requested error log: Error Log Export.log WRT which version of Python I'm running on command line vs IDE, I'm not sure how to tell. I did not install Python myself nor have I ever explicitly used Python, it came with the All-In-One as far as ...

UPDATE After finally getting some sleep, I did a search for 'install.bat' in the Espressif folder on my hard drive and found two instances of it. I ran the version located in C:\Espressif\frameworks\esp-idf-v5.1.2. Then, as per the recommendation from the 'install.bat' utility, I ran 'export.bat' f...

Hello, First off, I'd like to say that my background is primarily hardware, although I do have a bit of experience using PICMicros from Microchip. That said, I received an ESP32 board from 'Santa' this past Christmas and I thought I'd finally give it a go and see if I can get it running. I thought I...