Exe installer for 32 bit windows

hi all, i've made an exe installer with labview 8.6 in a computer with windows 7 (64bit)
When i try to install it in a computer with windows xp 32 bit, i can't do it
i have this message: (attached)
How can i do to make it work?
Attachments:
error installer.doc ‏148 KB

Dear RaevensFan.
I´ve been working this days in the project.
What is happening to me now, is that when I try to run the project with the LV 2012 32 bit, every part of the Daqmx code does´nt work.
i´m ataching the same code with different version of LV.
I´ve tried downloading the daqmx drivers, and still does´nt work.
What do you think is the problem?
Attachments:
Rolando.docx ‏151 KB

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