LabView Community Edition

[RatherBeHiking]

Greetings. I recently installed Labview [Community version] on a laptop running the latest version of Windows 10. Aside from LabView, another program was downloaded and installed unintentionally - JKI Dragon. I do not understand the degree/nature of inter-dependency between the two programs. 

Perhaps I will need Dragon at a later time, but I would like to separate the two and use just LabView for now. Is this possible without removing both and reinstalling just LabView?

Your thoughts are solicited. I am not expert with software, but I did expect that installation and initial use would be within reason.

[AndersSekanina]

Hi

It is possible to install LabVIEW without installing JKI Dragon, you just remove the tick in "JKI dragon" in the suggested extra installers windows come during installation.

I am also quite sure you can also uninstall JKI Dragon in NI Package Manager without uninstalling LabVIEW.

[dkfire]

As Anders hass written, you can uninstall JKI Dragon from NI Package Manager: 

[Gregory]

You probably installed many components you will never use. That's fine, you can just open LabVIEW and get started without worrying about that.