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Error 10403 in "so config" in windows 2000

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I am using Labview 7.1, I Installed it on Windows 2003 advanced server. I configured my sound card and execute my program without error. on the same computer, I had windows 2000 profesional, I installed labview 7.1 on it and compiled my program under windows 2000 on the same computer (and so, same hardware), but i recieved error code 10403 on my "so config" module! my sound card volume didnt work on windows 2000 by labview. what is the problem? does anybody know why?
 
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Masoudk,
Getting the 10403 error with the SO Config.vi usually means that the sound format isn't supported by the system. No, Windows 2003 isn't one of the LabVIEW supported operating systems, so that may be a problem.
 
What happens if you build the exe in the win 2000 environment? In other words, what happens if you open up the vis inside of LabVIEW in the Win 2000 environment and try to build the exe there? Do you still get the same error? Post to let us know. This is pretty interesting.
 
Chris C
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Hi Chris

thanks for your reply, note that i have no problem with windows 2003, my problem is with windows 2000! the program that with no problem works on 2003 and XP, has problem with my windows 2000! compiling my VIs shows problem, if i build exe on windows 2000, it shows no problem, but my sound works but my volume doent change! (note that i am using .wav that labview supports).

at first, my ports and audio had problem on windows 2000 sp4, but after installing accessHW, my problems get less, but i have error 10403 that makes my sound volume doesnt change and be at the loudest level.

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masoudk,
So if I understand you correctly, when you run your program in Win 2000 as a VI, you hear sound but can't change the colume. If you then turn the exact same code into an executable and run it on the same computer, the program works correctly. Is that correct?
 
Also, what is accessHW and once you installed it how did you problem "get less"? Is there any circumstance in which you don't get error 10403? Do you have the exact same drivers for your sound card installed in Win 2003, XP and 2000?
 
 
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Hi Cris

no, both executable and VI have problem on windows 2000, but dont have problem on windows 2003 on the same computer with the same hardware drivers!

AccessHW is a program that labview has prepared because accessing hardware is almost different in windows 2000 and XP, without it, i had more problems (my parallel port had problems also), after installing it, my problems reduced to sound card.

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masoudk,
What happens if create a brand new program in Win2000 that uses the sound card? Do you still get the error? I want to isolate Win 2003 from this problem. So try creating a brand new program in Win 2000 that uses the sound card and see if you get the problems.
 
 
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Dear Chris

what does it mean (creating brand new program)?

Message Edited by masoudk on 11-01-2006 05:36 AM

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Hey masoudk,
What happens if you create a new vi in the win 2000 envrionment. That is, don't create the vi in 2003, create a new vi in 2000 that uses the sound card and see if the same problems ocurr.
 
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