Erreur après l'installation du driver NICAN 2.1.3

Apres l'installation du driver NICAN 2.1.3 pour carte NI serie 1 PCI, j'ai un message d'erreur au reboot :
J'ai le message : "Une erreur s'est produite lors de l'installation du périphérique
Le fichier spécifié est introuvable "
Si je clique sur OK, l'installation automatique du périphérique recommence et échoue à nouveau et ainsi de suite indéfiniment.
Par contre, la carte NI fonctionne correctement avec mes applications et le self test sous MAX fonctionne correctement également.
Comment résoudre ce problème d'installation ?

Ne vous embêtez plus pour trouver la réponse, je l'ai eu sur un autre post et je vous la colle ci dessous :
"This sounds like a registry problem. Some times a deinstallation or upgrade of NI drivers deletes a special registry key called RunOnce.
The result is the problem you wrote about.
Check in your registry for the following key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\RunOnce
If you could not find the RunOnce key, you have to create this one.
good luck"
Autrement, j'ai résolu le problème tout seul en faisant une mise à jour de mon windows 2000 ce qui a je suppose réparé mon installation.

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