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Transferring an existing Labview executable file to a new PC

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I was asked to transfer an existing application running on a windows 7 machine, to a windows 10 machine.  I think I have all the relevant software installed, but when I try to run the .exe, I get the following:

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The 2015 runtime engine is located on the hard drive; 

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I'm unfamiliar with Labview, so any help is very much appreciated!

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You are showing the location of the 64bit runtime. (assuming you have 64bit windows).

You need to install the 32bit LabVIEW 2015 runtime if that was used to build the exe (very likely!).

 

(32bit location would be in C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\Shared\LabVIEW Run-Time)

 

 

 

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Thank you.  I'm making progress, but now I'm asked to find the shared library named "nisyscfg.dll"

I did a search on the hard drive and did not find the file.

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You probably need to install all drivers.

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That seems to have done the trick.

THANK YOU.

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I'm able to display the GUI, but now throwing error message.

I've compared the nisyscfg.* files between the Windows7 and Windows10 machines.

They appear to match.  I'm frustrated.

 

 

 

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