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Overnight my Xcode has update to 10.2 and ever since I can't run the simulator anymore. Affected seems every Simulator regardless of Model or iOS Version.

Xcode is building and showing "Running on iPhone X", but I can't see a simulator.

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I have the Simulator Icon in the Dock, but clicking on it leads to Xcode.

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"Show all Windows" on the Icon just brings me "No Available Windows" on my Screens.

I have restarted Xcode and iMac. Help is very appreciated.

David Seek
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  • I have tried: Delete Derived Data, Clean, Clean Build Folder, Restarts. Different Simulators and different iOS Versions – David Seek Mar 26 '19 at 18:07

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In the Simulators and Devices window, select each simulator in turn and delete it until there are no simulators. Quit Xcode. Restart the computer. Now create a simulator and build and run to it.

matt
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  • That did it. Very annoying tho. But thank you for helping out! – David Seek Mar 26 '19 at 22:22
  • I find I have to do that after every Xcode update. So now it’s second nature. – matt Mar 26 '19 at 22:23
  • Then I guess I can call myself lucky that I never had to do that. Bummer was just that the transition to Swift 5 was super smooth and then it still took me hours due to this challenge... Any-who. Thank you – David Seek Mar 26 '19 at 22:35
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Right Click Simulator Icon in the Dock and click Show, It might be hidden for some reason.

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  1. Right-click on the app in the dock, and click Show.
  2. Right-click and click Quit, then relaunch the simulator again.
George
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