Executable doesn't want to communicate with my DAQ

I am having an issue getting my executable file to communicate with my DAQ. I am using a Asus Eeebook (Windows 7) to run an executable file that I made in LabVIEW. If I am running the executable on my LabVIEW computer (Windows 7) it works perfectly. However if I take that same program and copy to my Asus all of my displays read as if it was not hooked up. If I replug the chassis into the Asus, the computer detects the DAQ chassis. The chassis with the DAQ is still hooked up straight to the Asus. I have all the drivers for the DAQs updated from the NI site and according to device manager they are working correctly. Can anyone give me some suggestions to troubleshoot this issue?

I am simply copying and pasting the executable. I also copy the application.aliases file and the configuration settings file that comes with the executable. As for NI MAX I can see the DAQ and the chassis under devices and interfaces. When I run test panels on the LABview computer I get an error message "The driver fail to communicate with cDAQ2Mod5 through self-test. Error -201105 occurred at Self-Test". The DAQs I have are 9203 and 9208. The one that I am using right now is the 9203 DAQ. As far as I know I did not create an installer but just an executable. How to I make an installer?

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