Visual Studio Blackberry 10 deploy to the uneditable Simulator password?

I try to use the Visual Studio plugin for Blackberry native development and when I choose "edit peripheral target" and try to create a device Simulator, it doesn't let me change the password of Simulator, so I can't authenticate to the emulator and download my code. How can I change the configuration of the device for visual studio?

So, I went through the source code for the Visual Studio plugin and found that the Simulator password has been set to 'not required', even if my Simulator seems to have a password. So. I changed the password of my Simulator "non-compulsory".

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