DAQ board no longer showing up in MAX, nor elsewhere.

I can no longer see my DAQ board in MAX, nor LabVIEW 7.1. It's a PCI-6023E, which was working fine last week.
I tried reinstalling MAX through the Control Panel >> Add/Remove
Programs, but it is not there. In "Add/Remove Programs", II click on
"National Instruments Software", but that causes my computer to hang.
I tried downloading the latest NI-DAQ, but it thinks it has nothing to
install. I explicitly use it to remove LabVIEW 7.1 support, then
re-install it, but my DAQ board is still invisible.
How can I communicate with my DAQ board again?

Hello Bmihura,
There is a utility called MSIBlast that can be used to remove software
from your computer when the Add/Remove Programs does not work.
For future reference, it sounds like some portion of your National
Instruments software has become corrupted during an installation.
It is important to strictly follow installation procedures outlined at
http://www.ni.com/support/install/
. Also, if your device does
not show up in MAX, it probably is a result of an incorrect driver
installation, and not a problem with the MAX program.
The first thing you will want to do is remove the hardware from your
computer. Then, to get the MSIBlast utility, copy and paste the
following in an Internet Explorer web browser window:
ftp://ftp.ni.com/outgoing/
Find MSIBlast.exe and drag and drop it onto your desktop. To run
the utility, simply double-click on the executable. In the dialog
box, make sure you have 'Show NI Installers Only', and you should see
a list of National Instruments software installed on your
computer. Go through the list and select the components that you
wish to remove and click the 'Uninstall' button.
Once you have uninstalled all of the software that you could not
uninstall through Add/Remove Programs, restart your computer and verify
that everything was uninstalled through Add/Remove Programs. At
this point, if you chose to uninstall LabVIEW, that should be the first
thing to reinstall. Otherwise, go ahead and reinstall DAQmx
8.0. I would recommend re-downloading it from our website here
just in case the installer became corrupted during the download
process. After the driver is installed, now is the time to power
down your computer and physically install your hardware in a spare PCI
slot. When you restart your computer, Windows should recognize
new hardware and you should allow the wizard to install the driver
software automatically.
I hope this helps, and if you have any further questions you can either
reply to this post or directly contact an Applications Engineer by
calling 1-866-ASK-MYNI.
Regards,
Travis Gorkin
Applicaitons Engineering
National Instruments
www.ni.com/support

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