JFYI - I am on macOS Catalina, but I am sure it will be the same for windows as well and vs-code September 2020 (version 1. I will be following this and if it causes any issue in VS Code updates or anything related, I will provide an update. Thus, just wanted to add another possibility to this question, which may help someone. Please download the latest version from our Web site or install it from the CD-ROM supplied with a recent issue of Macworld magazine. So, I found this section on 'SynthWave 84' extension official page. I searched for it and even though vs-code documentation suggested to re-install the VS Code (as mentioned in the second answer), I was willing to search for another possible solution. This fixes the issue for me as well (If you ever have any problems/doubts and wanted to undo what you just did, open command palette and execute ' Fix Checksums: Restore').ĭetails - I was having the same issue after installing 'SynthWave 84 theme' and 'Enable Neon Dreams' (that glow effect), as mentioned by answers above. Or Alternatively, open command palette and write ' Developer: Reload Window'. Instead of clicking on the Install Now button, go to Repair your computer at the bottom left corner. Now, select a language and keyboard and click on Next. Open the directory where the corrupted file is located and delete it. Press any key upon startup, and a Windows Installer language selection box will appear on your screen. Method 1: Copy the good copy of the corrupted files from another computer or download it from the internet. The SFC log file will list all the corrupted Windows files. Short answer - try vs-code extension Fix VSCode Checksums.Īfter installation, open command palette and run ' Fix Checksums: Apply'. To do that, first, you need to find which file is corrupted using the SFC log file.
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