DAQCard-6024E Card Fails Self Test - what wrong?

I am attempting to write a Visual C++ application that uses a DACCard-6024E and I have installed the NI-DAQmx 7.4 drivers. Measurement and Automation Explorer has detected the card as "Dev1". An I/O port and IRQ were assigned.
When I do a "Self-Test", I get the following error message.
Error
The device self test has failed. The error report from the device driver is as follows:
Error -200020 occurred at Self Test
Possible Reason(s):
Self-test of the device has failed.
OK
Am I missing a step that will enable the board?
Thanks.

Try removing the device from your PC, then uninstall your DAQmx drivers and install DAQmx 8. Shutdown and put the device back in and see if it passes self-test.
Michael P
National Instruments

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I need a list of the instructions for setting up and reading the card using C++.
Where can I find such a list or document?
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I would recommend taking a look at the DAQ Getting Started Guide. This should have all the information you need. The location of the examples are listed on page 11.
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data acquisition) did work. MAX opened very slowly or not at all
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Hi chaka123,
I had already read that article so it wasn't anything I hadn't tried. I did, however, uninstall both NI DAQmx and NI ELVISmx, ran the registry cleaner and then plugged my device in. Now it shows up as USB Flash Firmware Updater. This is actually what it showed the first time I plugged this in out of the box. After much troubleshooting I was finally able to get it to at least recognize it as a myDAQ. This is problem I know others have had.
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Does the Test Panels work at all?
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Have you tried to delete the device in MAX?
Once again, I cannot because it shows up as Flash Firmware Updater.
Which is the color of the icon on the left side of “myDAQ1”?
It was green before the uninstall. Now it shows the USB symbol.
I tried deleting the driver. When I plugged the device back it, Windows started automatically trying to load a driver for it. Now it shows as NI myDAQ with a yellow exclamation symbol. In MAX it shows as NI myDAQ with a USB symbol. Under Driver Details it says "Windows does not have a driver associated with your device."
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