Error 7 applicatio​n builder invoke node

I get this error when I tried to build an application. "Error 7 occured at Invoke Node in Dist read linkage.vi-> Dist Cmp Settings to Disk Hier.vi-> Dist Build App Image.vi-> Build Application.vi Possible reason, LabView: File not found.....and then NI-488 Non Existent board." Anyone knows why? I was able to build application just fine last night. But then when I tried to build it this morning, that's the error that I got. Thanks.

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