My company has been contracted to update a welding machine to run on Windows XP. This upgrade has been giving us endless problems. Here is where we stand right now.
When I log into the computer itself as an administrator, the VI will open in LabVIEW without errors. This is promising, but when I try to run the VI, multiple messages pop up, all of which say "Error occurred at DataSocket Write" and further explain that the error is an unknown one. I know nothing about DataSocket or, to be honest, LabVIEW, and I'd like to klnow what might be going on to prevent me from running the program.
When I log into the domain as an operator, the VI opens with many many errors, all related to VIs such as "AI Clear," "AI Config," etc., and all traced back to a Library file not being found. The problem I have with that is that the library is very obviously on the computer, and the very same library is used by the administrator account when it opens and runs. Why doesn't the same library with the same program work with the operator account?
This is I believe the fourth attempt with a new configuration of PCI cards, LabVIEW editions, and NIDAQ editions, and we're getting extremely tired of each "solution" presented by NI not working. Please let me know if there are ANY options that do not include Getting yet another update of LabVIEW, another update of DAQmx, and rewriting the VIs to work with those.
