PXI cards not detected

I'm using SignalExpress with a NI PXIe-1062Q chassis and the following cards:
PXIe-8360
PXI-4071 DMM
PXIe-6556 waveform generator/analyser
PXI-4110
All cards are detected by NI MAX. However when I create a waveform in SignalExpress, it's unable to see my hardware. It can see the 4071.
I'm following the correct startup procedure of booting the chassis first, then booting my PC.
Any suggestions?

Hello AidanFrost,
The reason for this could probably be that you may not have the correct drivers installed. Which drivers do you have on you computer at the moment ?

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Hello Sara_J,
I'm going to post to the forums with my suggestions from my email so that if we find the answer it will be available to the community as well.
As long as the 6289 is showing up incorrectly you're not going to be able to use the SCXI side of the chassis. The problem looks like your 6289 is not being associated as a DAQmx device. The alias it has in MAX is showing it as a generic VISA device. You'll have to manually associate the 6289 in device driver. Normally it would show up under Data Acquisition Devices with the NI logo in Device Manager. Since its not showing up correctly it may be located elsewhere, most likely under a PCI Standard PCI-to-PCI bridge (this is how the MXI card looks in Device Manger).
Once you find it, right click and select Update Driver Software...>>Browse my computer for driver software>>Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer. You should then be able to pick the appropriate driver from the list.
If this does not fix the issue then I believe there may be a corruption in your installation of DAQmx. You can download the newest version (9.9) here: http://www.ni.com/download/ni-daqmx-9.9/4707/en/ .
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National Instruments

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Can you post a screenshot of the problem? Are you switching on the chassis first or the PC? Please make sure that you switch ON chassis and then boot the PC. This typically happens when you have a corrupted installation. I would suggest downloading the latest version of driver from here and re-installing it.
Please uninstall all the driver software from computer before installing the new software.
http://digital.ni.com/softlib.nsf/websearch/d31d46fffb745eca862571490053eab8
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