Does labview run time engine 8.6 LVRTE86std.exe supports DAQ?

Due to the LONG TIME required to build an installer with exe, and this kind of DAQ issues http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=324343&query.id=1071542#M324343
I want to just give the user the Labview run time engine 8.6 LVRTE86std.exe http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/view/p/id/1101/lang/en , and ask them to copy paste the exe.
But does the LVRTE86std.exe contains all the necessary dependency for DAQ? Including the Sound and Vibration dependencies required for DAQ? Is there some document I can look up to see whether LVRTE86std.exe supports DAQ and I dont have to build an installer of my own?
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No, the runtime does not include DAQmx. It does not include any hardware drivers. That is discussed in numerous posts.

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