androxilogin:
My hands are pretty full at the moment but I'll try to look into it further if no one else gets to you first. I ran into a lot of problems to begin with. I know a few other problems off the top of my head were my 3d printer. Even though it is a USB device it is registered as a COM device so it interfered. I had to have it unplugged while using the PicKit. And, of course, things that were plugged into my serial port. I tried different versions of the program at certain points too, that solved it on one PC. Version 3.10 I use on my Windows 7 64-bit and I'm using beta 0.2.0.2 on my Windows 10 64-bit. Maybe juggle a few of those.
Thanks for the help, I followed your steps and got it working.
My issue was I was using a universal adapter and my placement on it was wrong. I misunderstood the white line, I had it plugged in from 29-26 rather than 30-27.
