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How do I include all the necessary files required for the DAQ Assistant to create an executable file?

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I am creating an executable file to run on a computer that does not have LabVIEW installed.  The problem is that I am using the DAQ Assistant.  The VI Hierarchy is rather large, and I am not sure how to include all of the required files to eliminate the error "The full development version of LabVIEw is required to fix the errors."  Attached is an image of the VI Hierarchy.
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Did you create an installer and with the installer include DAQmx, MAX, and the hardware configuration from MAX?

 

As long as you see all the subVIs in the dependencies list of the project, you don't have to do anything else when building the exe.

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Yes I did create an installer.  See image installernoDAQmx.jpg  

When this is all I do I get an error that subvi is not included, a list of about 6 subvi's.  To eliminate this error I manually add the subvi from the dependencies list to the my computer list. This allows me to add them as support files.  This eliminates the error about subvi not included, but then I get the error I spoke of earlier.

 

If I include the DAQmx I get an error.  See image installererror.jpg

 

 

Not sure what MAX refers to?

 

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Including traditional DAQ is a waste of time and you must install DAQmx. That is the driver for the 6009. Manually install if you must from your distribution DVD/CD.

 

MAX is Measurement & Automation Explorer and you probably need to export the hardware config and then import it on the new pc.

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During my installation i received several errors.  Not sure what path is missing.  
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Can't tell from the image what path you specified. If you suspect the DVD is damaged, you can download it.
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I do believe I am missing something in the installation.  I am downloading the DAQmx now.  I knowticed that all 7 of my missing subVI are DAQmx****.vi 
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Mike,

 

Let us know if that fixed the issue for you.

Justin Parker
National Instruments
Product Support Engineer
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Ok, so I downloaded DAQmx 9.1 and installed.  I then recreated my installer with no errors.  I installed on the target computer and all is well.  Thanks alot for the help.
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