AT-MIO-16 & LabVIEW 5.1 & Ni-DAQ 6.1.1 & Win95

I try to install a AT-MIO-16 with Ni-DAQ 6.1 and LabVIEW5.1 under Windows 95. I declared it in "System" after the LabVIEW and Ni-DAQ installation without any problem but it don't appear in "Measurement & Automation". What is the installation procedure to use my AT-MIO-16?

Greetings,
Below is a link to the Hardware Installation Wizard. This will walk you through the installation procedure for your board:
Hardware Installation Wizard
Furthermore, you will need to find the exact model number of your AT-MIO-16 so that you can add it in the Add/Remove Hardware Wizard. Below is a link to a KnowledgeBase that discusses finding this information:
How Can I Identify the Exact Model of My Legacy AT-MIO-16 Board?
Spencer S.

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