Creating LabVIEW Executable for sub-20 Multi Interface USB Adapter

Hi
I'm using Sub-20 Multi Interface USB Adapter (www.xdimax.com) for GPIO and SPI. The code is based on .NET constructor Node. I can access the device and perform all the tasks but I'm unable to generate executable.
The application comes up with this error (on any machine including the development machine)
"This VI is not executable. The Full development version of LabVIEW is required to fix errors"
I'm using labVIEW 8.2 and .NET Framework 4 is also installed.
Thanks

Hi AA76,
That is good to know, at least we know the cause of the error. The KB - How LabVIEW Locates .NET Assemblies shows the LabVIEW search directories. I suspect what is probably happening in this case is the relative path. If the system is looking for the same relative path this is probably different. You say that even on the development machine the .exe does not load the library. Is this when you have just created the .exe or after running the installer? If it is after running the installer what about before you build the installer?
Finally where is the assembly located?
Regards,
James
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