WINCE 7 - Debug application from SDK - debugger won't kick in

Hi,
Here is a scenario that doesn't work anymore since a few weeks and I don't know why. Maybe you can help!
Using VS2008 and a SDK from my WINCE 7 osdesign, I create an application based on the SDK and I try to deploy it and remote debug it. It was working great (using cmaccept and conmanclient2 on the device). But since a while, VS2008 is able to deploy but the
debugger won't start. After a while, I get the following message "".
I installed VS2008 and the OSdesign SDK on another machine but same result. 
Service pack 1 is installed, patch for Embedded compact 7 also installed, firewall on the device is turned off.
I can't find the reason why it is not working anymore. Any ideas?
Which SYSGEN are required to have that working? Maybe the corporate firewall is blocking traffic? How do I verify that? Can't find the way it works under the hood validate where exactly it fails. 
Thanks for your help!
David 

I found it, but can't explain it.
Here is a part of the e-mail I sent to the support guys at Microsoft
We define SYSGEN_SMART_DEVICES to have the possibility to create an SDK. Then, SYSGEN_STANDARDSHELL is included because it is required by SYSGEN_SMART_DEVICES. But
we don’t want explorer.exe to start, so we removed it from the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init] key, leaving “Launch50”=”” instead of
"Launch50"="explorer.exe". This way, explorer.exe is not starting at system startup but it
appears remote debugging is not working when we do this. When I replace explorer.exe in the startup sequence, the remote debugging is working.
I don't understand the real utility of SYSGEN_SMART_DEVICES because when I remove it, I can still create SDKs. I thought it was necessary to create an SDK. Is it the case?
Thanks
David

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