Problems installing Labview Drivers

Im trying to use Labview to control a AVR EBF6 B Avtech pulser and a Tektronix TDS 744A scope.
I have a Keithly KPCI 488A GPIB card in a PC running XP.
I downloaded the NI-488.2 2.7 driver from the National Instruments website but am having problems getting NI's Measurement and Automation Explorer to configure the GPIB devices.
The card doesn't show up at all.
It's not a hardware problem i don't think as i have another setup which uses the Keithly GPIB driver which came with the card and this communicates fine with the same pulser and scope.
Am i missing any driver? Or have i installed a wrong one?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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