LabVIEW application run on Windows XP Embedded

I'm doing a Embedded system based on Windows XP Embedded operating system.I want to make a LabVIEW applications which can run on it.I see a lot of paper that show the LabVIEW does not support Windows XP Embedded.I want to know whether the official has already solved this problem?Or someone has done the same thing successful?

Who is the official? NI? If it isn't supported, NI is unlikely to be trying to solve the issue as we are a bit beyond XP. You'd need to find unsupported methods to hack it a bit. I'm not sure you'll enjoy this process

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Hi F7H2fw,
How did you develop the application ?
Here is a similar symptom and this may explain the issue somehow:
Setup.exe is not a valid Win32 application
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vsnetsetup/archive/2012/10/16/setup-exe-is-not-a-valid-win32-application.aspx
I suspect there is a compatibility issue here .
Considering this is more likely a developing issue .It is recommended to ask for help from our MSDN Forum .They are more familiar with the developing issue .If it is possible ,please attach the code in that thread .Thanks for your understanding and cooperation.
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