Labview 4.1 application and Windows 2000/XP

Can a Labview 4.1 application running on Windows Nt 4.0 be moved to an Industrial Computer running Windows 2000 or Windows XP?

Within Windows XP you have the option of running a program as if it was using a different version of Windows. Right click on the program and then change the "Run As" option to whatever version of windows it is designed to work with.

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I have a data acqusition requirement of using 5 RS232 devices, but the motherboard i use only has two serial ports. However, it does have 4 USB ports. Does anyone know if it is possible to use these USB ports to input data from an RS232 device through a serial to USB converter?
Does LabVIEW 6.1 support this under Windows 2000 Pro?
Thanks in advance,
Fraser

Hi Fraser,
I just moved an app to a new laptop and had to use a USB to serial comm adapter. At first try the app did not find the comm port.
After sleeping on it, we downlaoded the most up-to-date driver for the device and upgraded VISA to the latest and gretest version.
Everything worked fine after that.
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Everyone that has the Windows 2000 operating system has problems with the Acrobat 3D models. The models were created using Windows XP and were tested using Windows XP. I am assuming that Acrobat 3D and Windows 2000 are incompatible. Adobe states Windows 2000 compatibility. Does anyone know why users with Windows 2000 are having problems with my models?
Thanks

Yes, I have checked the version and they have Reader 7.0.8. I also checked that they have the latest version of DirectX. Of course there are a number of remote Windows2000 users, so I haven't the ability to check the service pack installations, graphics drivers, and so on. Many of these users are schedule to be upgraded to new laptops (with Windows XP installed).
I also have the most recent version of Acrobat 3D and have installed all the updates.
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Nokia 6085, PC Suite and Windows 2000

I can't find the PC Suite version that will work with my phone and Windows 2000. Can someone point me to where it is so I can download it please?

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I have a trusty 6600 (that neither slides nor folds!) but find that I can't use the normal PC Suite that is Win7 compatible; I must use a device-specific version. However, the device specific version doesn't support Windows 7. So I am stuck. Is there a workaround to either force the device-specific version to work on Win7 of get the 6600 to work with the normal PC Suite?
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Can i setup a secure reverse proxy using sun one web proxy server and windows 2000?

I've tried this on IPlanet Proxy 3.6 and, after reading the documentation, realized that SSL is not supported on the Windows platform. So I'm asking if it is supported using Sun One Web Proxy Server

Hi,
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"The NT and Windows 2000 versions of iPlanet Web Proxy Server 3.6 do not support SSL".
Sun One Web Proxy Server is as same as iPlanet webproxy server.
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Compatibility of windows xp with labview and windows 2000 with labview

I have a very weird situation that I am not sure even I can decribe it clearly. The thing is we have two set of equipments. One: windows 2000 with DAQ card, PCI card, the other is windows xp with same DAQ card and PCI card. All the labview software are the same version. All the program are the same. But the program on windows xp has a really weird problem. Sometimes, the signal is wiped out when I run the program and sometimes it doesn't. I am curious whether the two windows system have different order sequency. Is it clear? I am really sorry about the description since the problem is really strange. Thank you very much!

With more research, I think I probably find the problem but I don't know how to fix it. Here is how the program work. In Calibrate LC.vi, there are four buttons of "set". When you hit set button, the program will aquire 10 data points which will form the signal we need. But the problem is when I hit set button, no signal at all.So I am thinking the program didn't aquire any data in. I uploaded the Calibrate LC vi and also the Aquire Data vi. Does anyone can give a suggestion how on to fix the problem? Also, I double checked the PCI card. The interrupt request for PCI 6036E in windows2000 computer is 19, that in windows xp computer is 21. Will this be a problem too? Thanks!
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PC Crash with Labview 7 and windows 2000

Problem:
the PC does reboot without any prompt when a LV 7 vi is running; the reboot seems to occur randomly (no time dependent); sometimes instead of rebooting, the PC switches to the blue screen with the following message:
Stop: 0x0000001E (0xC0000002, 0x80419292, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)
KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
Xxx Address 80419292 base at 80400000, date stamp 3EE6C002-ntoskrnl.exe
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DAQ Board: PCI MIO 16 E1;
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Note:
The VI that causes the reboot uses the DAQMX to generate an Analog Output with analog trigger.

> The VI that causes the reboot uses the DAQMX to generate an Analog
> Output with analog trigger.
You probably want to post this problem to the DAQ message board as well
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Labview 2009 .exe not working with windows 2000

I created a simple vi with Labview 2009 to reset a counter in registry key. I changed it to an exe. The program runs fine on any machine with XP but it does not work on the machine I need it on which is running Windows 2000 SP4. I installed the 2009 runtime but I continue to get an error when it starts up saying the vi is not executable and that I need the full development to fix the errors. But like I said it works every where else. I've tried other exe wrote in LV2009 on this machine and they work. Is there something in my vi that is not compatible with Windows 2000?
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Solved!
Go to Solution.
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There was an issue with building DLLs on Windows 2000 - http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/431C9BD8F3482033862576A90073441F. Since you say you are trying an EXE, this may not be applicable.
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National Instruments

Memory usage in windows nt and windows 2000

My program is polling, visualizing and saving continuously sent data. When I use it under Windows NT(sp6), after some time the computer runs out of virtual memory. In the task manager I can see the memory usage increasing with time. But when I use it under windows 2000(sp3) and look at the task manager nothing important happens, the memory usage is quite constant. Does anyone have any idea about this situation? Any help would be most appreciated.
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Ogulcan

Assuming that your application isn't continuously reading into memory ever-increasing amounts of data, the thing to look for are references that you aren't closing when you are finished with them.
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LabVIEW program will not run on Windows 2000

I need to run parts of a LabVIEW program on a PC which does not contain all the hardware required to run the full version. This used to work on Windows 95/98 but on Windows 2000 I get error message 'Capabilty not supported. VI was stopped at node 0x1BC of subvi "Out Port.vi"'. This program is very large and full of references of this type, is there an easy way around this problem?

Hi,
I might be barking up the wrong tree here, but Windows 2000 is built on top of the architecture of Windows NT. Win NT/2000 treats direct memory access differently to Win95/98.
Have a look at the following link and see if that helps - unfortunately it involves re-writing (well, re-linking) the .vi's that are calling the out port.vi. The link is in reference to writing to the parallel port through direct memory access, but the .vi's are based on writing to any memory location.
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/3efedde4322fef19862567740067f3cc/c80752c53094c296862565f3007ac765?OpenDocument
http://exchange.ni.com/servlet/ProcessRequest?RHIVEID=101&RNAME=ViewQuestion&HOID=506500000008000000110A0000&ECategory=LabVIEW.LabVIEW+General
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at version of LV you're using, the following link might also prove useful (if you're using LV 6.0.2+)
http://exchange.ni.com/servlet/ProcessRequest?RHIVEID=101&RNAME=ViewQuestion&HOID=506500000008000000102F0000&ECategory=LabVIEW.LabVIEW+General
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Trouble installing LabView 7.1 / 8.0 under Windows 2000

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I believe my PC account has full administrative privileges; furthermore, the Windows Installer
is version 3.1.4000.1823, ie. it should be up-to-date.
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[quote]
didn't purchase the SSP, so I guess I can't even call NI for Installation assistance.
[/quote]
Sorry I cant help with the installation issue itself, but this part is incorrect. Installation assistance is technically free. SSP is used for development questions/ issues. If it will not install at all this is a valid reason to contact NIs engineers.

How can i run AirPort Express for both a Mac and Windows 2000 SP2?

I have my AirPort Express set up for my iMac and it runs fine. We have a house guest who has a laptop running Windows 2000 SP2. Can I set up Airport so that both computers can access internet wirelessly?

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Does anyone know if it is possible to use Zenworks for Desktops to remote
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Regards
Johann Folkestad

OK, thanks.
Johann F
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>> Does anyone know if it is possible to use Zenworks for Desktops to remote
>> Contol on a Windows 2000/2003 server ?
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> ZFD will not support RM of a server... you need ZFS for that...
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Problems with JFileChooser and Windows 2000 (can't see mydocuments contents

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