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I use a PCI-6013 analog DAQ card (vintage 2002) to control and acquire data with a fairly old computer running Windows 2000. I installed the card in a newer computer running Windows XP. There were no other changes to software or hardware.
The data now frequently shows a strange response in the first 0.3 seconds after starting to collect data. It reads very low (sometimes bottoming out) and comes up to the calibrated value within that first 0.3 seconds.
Could the change in operating system be the cause of this? Is there something else I can do to diagnose what is happening?
-Kelan

This sounds a bit questionable. you are jumping from NT to XP withough changing software?
Well vintage 2002 would put you in LabVIEW 5.1 and most likely traditional DAQ.
LabVIEW 5.1 has no official support for Windows XP nor has 6.02 although it Should "Run without errors" according to prophisy- that does not mean that there won't be issues just no errors.
What drivers and software are you trying to port from NT to XP?
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