Labview 2009 x32 and x64 installation error on windows 7 x64

[errold32]

When attempting to install the evaluation version of labview installed by clicking the try labview for free link on ni.com, I am experiencing an installation error.

the full error is shown in the attachment below, and is as follows;

The NI VC2005MSMs x64 installation has failed with the following error.

Error 1935. An error occured during the installation of assembly 'policy.8.0.Microsoft.VC80.OpenMP, type="win32_policy",version="8.0.50727.762".publicKeyToken="1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b",processorArchitecture="amd64"'. Please refer to Help and Support for more information.

processor is an INTEL core 2 duo

running windows 7 x64

The above error occurs with both 32 and 64 bit versions. I belive I have installed this version of labview on this computer before.

Thanks

David

[muks]

Why Does My LabVIEW Installation Fail With Error 1935?

Also see this discussion

[errold32 · Accepted solution]

SOLVED!!!

Thanks for pointing out the other thread regarding error 1935. I didn't find it when I searched earlier. My problem was caused by trustedinstaller.exe missing from the c:\windows\servicing directory. This caused the windows module installer to fail when starting. I searched for the trustedinstaller.exe, found it in another place, and copied it over with the (reboot and hold F8) repair command window to avoid permission issues. Thanks All

[bro]

I'm having this same problem with Labview 2009 installing on a new PC W7 x64.   The KB article is useless and doesn't provide any insight as to how to solve this.  I tried the second link and verified that .NET is OK.  Beyond that I'm not sure what else I need to do.  BTW - Norton and Defender are turned off.

Thanks!

bro

[MegaHertz]

Hi bro (that's fun to type),

You might want to try posting in the other forum as well, as those users may have better insight into other steps they tried.

[errold32]

Did you try the steps listed in my post?

[vintech88]

Go to task manager

Go in sevices tab

Find trustedinstaller

Right click and start the process

your problem must have been solved by now 

[udka]

Sure it would have been solved by now 😛 It's just six years since anyone replied in this thread.