Which version of run time

I have an exe. It was either compiled with LabVIEW 8.2 or 8.5. I need to know which, so that I can install the correct run time engine.
Kudos and Accepted as Solution are welcome!

Aeh, true, you wont see which version it runs if the runtime engine of the correct version is available.
But i dont understand: Now you state you want to uninstall runtime engines, in the intial post, you are talking about installing.....
Another point is that e.g. tools from NI do already install LV runtime engines (RTEs) as well, so simply removing installed RTEs can mess up those. So please dont do it except you want to revert the machine to "clean" state and start reinstalling all tools/drivers and applications you "really" require.
As last feedback, you CAN include custom code in your LV application to display the version it runs.
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Could you take a look at my NI software list and let me know what labview run-time engine is really in use?
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