Failure window.cpp line 2039

Developed LV 5.1.1-Applications on Win NT4.0. Now i need to run them on WIN 2000 Systems but receive only errors while starting :
window.c line 2019 (by starting my Application.exe)
window.cpp line 2039 (by starting the LV Development system on the WIN 2000 PC)
Until now I`ve tried two WIN 2000 PC`s, different graphic drivers and graphic settings,
w/wo additional PCI-GPIB cards -> no result
Even the LV 6.0 student edition shows this error after installing on Win 2000
Any idea will be welcome
Best Regards
Markus

MarkusM wrote:
>
> Developed LV 5.1.1-Applications on Win NT4.0. Now i need to run them
> on WIN 2000 Systems but receive only errors while starting :
> window.c line 2019 (by starting my Application.exe)
> window.cpp line 2039 (by starting the LV Development system on the WIN
> 2000 PC)
> Until now I`ve tried two WIN 2000 PC`s, different graphic drivers and
> graphic settings,
> w/wo additional PCI-GPIB cards -> no result
> Even the LV 6.0 student edition shows this error after installing on
> Win 2000
> Any idea will be welcome
> Best Regards
> Markus
Does www.ni.com/failure help?
Mark

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