IMAQdx Windows 7 64 bit install problems

Hello all,
THis is the third time I have installed Vision tools 2010 where IMAQdx did not install and I have had to manually install the missing parts. Anyone had this problem? Is there a fix for this? The software is activated so this is not the issue.
Thanx,

Greetings,
When you say that IMAQdx did not install, do you mean that the install failed or errored out in some way? Or do you mean that the installation just did not happen and you could not see the software on MAX?
And manually install the missing parts, would you mean that you later installed IMAQdx alone and it worked fine?
Finally, when in the process did you activate the software and what was the installation procedure; as in, what order did you install your software in?
Would you happen to be using LabVIEW or simply using MAX? If so, what version of LabVIEW? Finally, would you happen to have some sort of antivirus system that may be blocking some of the installations, particularly those that automatically connect to the internet?
I wish you a great day!
Simon P.
National Instruments
Applications Engineer

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