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ACPI (NHC) disabled because of Labview Installation
sightz
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10-15-2007 07:09 AM
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Hi,
I've bought a Labview Student Edition with additional Toolkits. A Evaluation Edition was installed before.
After the Installation of LV SE the Program Notebook Hardware Control (NHC) doesn't works anymore.
It seems like the ACPI is disabled. I think this problem occuried not with the Evaluation version.
I want to install LV and I want to use NHC. Where is the Problem? Disable LV ACPI under WinXP Prof. (SP2)?
Is it just one Toolkit? Suggestions?
I reinstall a Disk-Image now...
bye
stefan
I've bought a Labview Student Edition with additional Toolkits. A Evaluation Edition was installed before.
After the Installation of LV SE the Program Notebook Hardware Control (NHC) doesn't works anymore.
It seems like the ACPI is disabled. I think this problem occuried not with the Evaluation version.
I want to install LV and I want to use NHC. Where is the Problem? Disable LV ACPI under WinXP Prof. (SP2)?
Is it just one Toolkit? Suggestions?
I reinstall a Disk-Image now...
bye
stefan
ChristO25
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10-25-2007 07:44 AM
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Hi Stefan,
could the reinstallation fix your problem?
Regards Chris
could the reinstallation fix your problem?
Regards Chris
10-25-2007 08:21 AM
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I haven't tried it again since them. But I think it would happen again. I could try install Labview Basic and then install the modules separatly!
felchi80
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07-07-2008 11:13 AM
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anyone got a fix for this problem? the problem comes from installing NI488.2 drivers. I had noticed that it install some acpi drivers which interferes with NHC ACPI functionality.
I need to have NHC running properly to keep my laptop fan running properly (bug in my asus laptop). So i have tried deleting that NI acpi device but the system just crashes after that and need to do a system restore.
Uninstalling NI 488.2 and everything becomes normal. Labview works fine without NI488.2 drivers and does not interfere with NHC ACPI functions.
What is that NI ACPI device used for anyway? Anyway to not install that device and still have the GPIB interface working?
thanks
I need to have NHC running properly to keep my laptop fan running properly (bug in my asus laptop). So i have tried deleting that NI acpi device but the system just crashes after that and need to do a system restore.
Uninstalling NI 488.2 and everything becomes normal. Labview works fine without NI488.2 drivers and does not interfere with NHC ACPI functions.
What is that NI ACPI device used for anyway? Anyway to not install that device and still have the GPIB interface working?
thanks
07-07-2008 12:39 PM
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Hmm, at the moment I don't have the problem, but I'm not sure if really IEEE488 is the problem. I don't have any device to test if the interface would work but the VIs are avaiable. Are the, if the driver is uninstalled?
I just made a backup, installed core installation, test it, made a backup, installed additional parts, test it,...
so now its working I think its just luck 😉 but perhabs I really haven't installed the drivers and you are right about the 488 drivers but I dont have a solution for you. But thanks this will help me at the next installation 🙂
I just made a backup, installed core installation, test it, made a backup, installed additional parts, test it,...
so now its working I think its just luck 😉 but perhabs I really haven't installed the drivers and you are right about the 488 drivers but I dont have a solution for you. But thanks this will help me at the next installation 🙂
