How to reload prototype and keep parameters?

Hello,
i changed from Labview 7.11 to the newest labview 2012.
Now i have some express-vi-teststeps in Teststand 2012.
In the testplan it says that i have to update the prototypes because they were configured with labview 7.1.1 and are not compatible to lv2012.
When i click on the blue arrow then the prototype is reloaded, the labview-icon is shown and the teststeps runs again.
The problem is that after the reload all the custom values for the input-variables of the VI are lost and the default is shown (configured settings from express-vi).
I also changed the prototype in the types.ini but this seems to be only valid for new-inserted-teststeps.
So what i need is something like a "reload all prototypes with keeping the parameter-values".
How can i do this?
Thanks for help
Solved!
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Please use update vi tool
Open your test sequence...
Go to Tools - Update vi calls ( this needs LV dev on your system)
In the process express vi call - option - select reload prototype if modified
This should solve the issue.

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