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Installation may be corrupt -- LV 2011 SP1

Our lab has been running LabView 8.5.1 for quite sometime and the installation just recently broke. On every account except the administrator I have been getting an "installation may be corrupt error". I figured this was going to be a confusing problem, so I decided it was a good time to upgrade. I uninstalled the 8.5.1 packages, and reinstalled with our new copy of LB 2011 SP1. Much to my dismay, I see the same behavior.

 

I don't really expect anyone to have the exact solution to this problem, but maybe someone can point me in the right direction. I did recently make a number of changes to the computer. I installed a few other programming packaes, such as MSVC++ and Basic Express Edition 2008, SQL Server 2008, Python 2.7.3 and a number of packages, and (embarassingly) XP SP3.

 

Obviously, I created a conflict somewhere, or possibly changed some permissions. But where....

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I have uninstalled SQL Server 2008 (I never actually use it) and a seeminly redundant version of MS Visual Studio C++ Redistributable. I rebooted, and had the same problem. I tried a repair install, and had the same problem. Still no luck opening Labview from anywhere but the Administrator account. 

 

This doesn't even generate an error message.  All I get is the cryptic "installation may be corrupt..." message from Windows. This happens when opening from the start menu, or labview.exe. 

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For some reason no account had access to MSVCP71.dll

 

Thanks Ubuntu Live CD. Sorry for crowdin this forum with my thinking-out-loud. Hopefully, this will help someone else someday. Looking for the .dll file with the weird permissions turned out to be a good place to start.

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