I'd like to run an executable file made with Labview 6i, on a PC but without having to install the NI-DAQ package. What are the DLLs I need to put next to my executable file or in the windows/system directory, in order to make it work?

lionel · ‎02-20-2001

Albert.Geven · ‎02-20-2001

Don't try to do this.
Install NI-DAQ it is for free with the card and solves more problems than you think.

greetings from the Netherlands

Vince · ‎03-21-2001

Does your executable program need NI-DAQ (do you communicate with any data acquisition cards/devices)? If so, you need to install NI-DAQ for it to talk to the DAQ devices, there's no way around it.

If you didn't use any DAQ functions in your program, you should need:
* The runtime engine (lvrt.dll) which comes with LabVIEW
* You may need the serpdrv and daqdrv files that should have been created by the App Builder.

With these files in the same directory as the executable, it should run.

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I'd like to run an executable file made with Labview 6i, on a PC but without having to install the NI-DAQ package. What are the DLLs I need to put next to my executable file or in the windows/system directory, in order to make it work?

I'd like to run an executable file made with Labview 6i, on a PC but without having to install the NI-DAQ package. What are the DLLs I need to put next to my executable file or in the windows/system directory, in order to make it work?

Re: I'd like to run an executable file made with Labview 6i, on a PC but without having to install the NI-DAQ package. What are the DLLs I need to put next to my executable file or in the windows/system directory, in order to make it work?

Re: I'd like to run an executable file made with Labview 6i, on a PC but without having to install the NI-DAQ package. What are the DLLs I need to put next to my executable file or in the windows/system directory, in order to make it work?