Error BFFF009E, using any Labview serial port example, on Windows 2000

I am using LabView 7 Express on a Windows 2000 computer. I have tried all the examples provided (loop back, Basic_Serial_Write_and-Read.vi, .... All the examples result in an immediate error of BFFF009E.

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How Do I Resolve VISA Error -1073807202 (0xBFFF009E)?
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