I want the PCI-MIO-16-E4 ad board driver file.

I am doing research in aerospace department Anna university. i am using the hotwire annemometer. Data acquisition purpose using the PCI-MIO-16-E4 AD board. The driver file of the board is corrupted. so request you to send the driver file.
thank you

Hi!
   The board you're using is quite old, check for NI PCI-6040E (which is said to be "formerly known as PCI-MIO-16E-4"). So you should search for that drivers, the one for PCI 6040. See the attached links:
   PCI 6040E
   traditional DAQ
   devices supported by traditional DAQ
   This board is supported also by Ni-DAQmx, which is a newer set of drivers. Check for LV and OS compatibility....
   But... just a question, how do you say that driver is corrupted? Do you have a message from LV, or whatelse?
   Hope I can help...
graziano
PS.: Just a note, post these kind of requirement under Data aquisition, or DAQ forums, there you can find exactly what you need!

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