Receive an immediate Run Time installation error

Hello,
I just formatted my machine, installed windows, installed the latest drivers, performed Windows Updates, installed Acronis, Installed Office 2007, performed Windows Updates.
I download the install_reader11_en_mssd_aaa_aih.exe file and run it.
I click Next on the Adobe Reader Update Preferences.
Just in Time Debugging: An exception 'Runtime Error' has occurred in script.
Script Editor says: Cannot create Application Data Folder.
Thank you.

Thank you Pat.
I tried your first suggestion of right clicking and "Run as Administrator" but that didn't help.
Installing from Adobe - Adobe Reader Distribution the link you provided worked. I successfully installed Adobe reader.
Thank you. Now I can go to sleep.

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RunTimeError.png ‏194 KB

Hello JoVMo,
I think the reason and solution for the issue can be found in this KB:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/24A8C9552C01D7368625735600768095?OpenDocument
Please let me know if it resolves the issue.
Kind Regards,
Thierry C - Applications Engineering Specialist Northern European Region - National Instruments
CLD, CTA
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LabVIEW Run-Time Installer

Hi,
Does anyone know if it is possible to run the LabVIEW Run-Time Installer
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Best regards
Magnus Nilsen

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> Hi,
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> Does anyone know if it is possible to run the LabVIEW Run-Time Installer
> in silent mode?
>
> Best regards
> Magnus Nilsen
It is simple!
Place in folder
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Hello all,
I have a development environment running 3.2 and also a run-time test environment running 3.2. I'm trying to import an export of static files from the development environment into the test environment, and we're getting the following:
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Run-Time Engine error

I have created an automated test and had it running as an executable on a stand alone test computer. I updated my LabView software to 8.6.1. I just made some changes to the test and recompiled it. When I tried to run it on the stand alone computer it gave me an error about the LabVIEW 8.6.1 run-time engine missing. I thought when the project was built all the files that pertained to running it were also built into the folder. Has anyone run into this that could offer some advice.
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Run time engine, Error of type 1002208

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I want to build an exe using LV 8.6 development (project builder).    When I finished the project in LV8.6 development, it works ok. But When I copy the project (include the exe file) to the computer installed only run-time engine (standard) and Measurement & Automation Explorer, V4.0.0.3010, The screen indicates " VI has an error of type 1002208, The full development version of LV is required to fix the errors."    Is there anything wrong when I build the application? Thank you.
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LV 6.1, 3D Surface Graph sometimes collapses (doesn't work stably); plus blocks use of remotely controlled panel by LV run-time engine (error #26:"window.cpp", line 11518

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3D_Graph_ver_1.bmp ‏214 KB

Hello mjoler,
Thank you for contacting National Instruments.
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