03-13-2019 04:20 PM
Recall that LabVIEW 2017 was the first appearance of NIPM and the new "improved" (ha!) License Manager. I had numerous problems, but after one really clean install (I'd deleted everything from NI, short of the registry), I finally logged a Support Request and had an AE help me with the "manual install" (they give you some Magic Numbers and those sometimes work).
Bob Schor
03-13-2019 05:17 PM
@Bob_Schor wrote:
Recall that LabVIEW 2017 was the first appearance of NIPM and the new "improved" (ha!) License Manager. I had numerous problems, but after one really clean install (I'd deleted everything from NI, short of the registry), I finally logged a Support Request and had an AE help me with the "manual install" (they give you some Magic Numbers and those sometimes work).
Bob Schor
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I'm not listening! LALALALALA!
03-15-2019 01:59 PM
@Bob_Schor wrote:
Recall that LabVIEW 2017 was the first appearance of NIPM and the new "improved" (ha!) License Manager. I had numerous problems, but after one really clean install (I'd deleted everything from NI, short of the registry), I finally logged a Support Request and had an AE help me with the "manual install" (they give you some Magic Numbers and those sometimes work).
Bob Schor
So yes, I stripped my computer bare of everything NI-related (but, like you, left the registry intact). Since my installation environment was simple - LV 2015 SP1 only - I proceeded with an install. It worked! So far. Still installing device drivers, but it shouldn't be a high risk activity. Hopefully this is my last post to this topic.