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Hi all,

 

New LV user here. I am currently using LV 2010 and trying to create an exe so I can run a program on another computer. I can successfully build the exe with the three required files using instructions i found here, it runs great on my PC however when I tested it out on a laptop i get a message that it cannot find a shared library as well as all the DAQ VI that i used in the program.

afterwards the VI runs but it is broken.

 

Any ideas of what may be the issue??

 

The laptop runs XP, and the run time engine I am using is LVRTE2010_SP1f5std, the module is a USB6001.

 

I found a lot of great information in these forums, but nothing related to this issue.

 

Any help would be grateful.

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Add a "installer" build based on your exe. Once the installer is built and run on the target machine, it will install the drivers and run-time engine.

 

Ben

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With LV 2010, you may have to choose the drivers manually.  I don't remember what version that LV got smarter and took an educated guess for you, but it was right around then, I think.

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i couldn't get it to work. I still get the same problems. I am sure that I am doing something wrong

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are you referring to the drivers for the module?

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Yes.  You will need DAQmx run-time drivers installed on the laptop.

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OK I have it running!.. but for what ever reason it wont recognize the USB-6001. there are no specific driver that are just for the USB-6001 all got when searching was NIDAQ1601f0.

 

I also used NIDAQ910f0Core

 

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There is a chance that the USB port on the laptop is to old and weak to recognize the module, so the VI may actually be fine. I will do some testing to confirm.

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it was a combination of an intermittent USB port and installing the wrong drivers 

 

thanks every one

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