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IMAQ USB on Windows Vista

Hi AnthonV,

You are right that the Vision Run-Time Engine will be sufficient to run IMAQ for USB.  This is a different requirement than other IMAQ drivers however, which do not require Vision or the Vision Run-Time Engine to execute.  You should note, however, that the Vision Run-Time Engine also requires a license to activate.

Wes P
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
Wes Pierce
Principal Engineer
Pierce Controls
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I am getting the same error code on a XP system and VISTA system by the examples (imaqUSB examples),by means of vision library functions (LabVIEW 8.5 FDS, Vision 8.5)
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Hi Weiwb,

Have you tried inserting the Vision CD and installing support for LabVIEW 8.5?


Wes Pierce
Principal Engineer
Pierce Controls
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I have you  installed support for LabVIEW 8.5,But I  am getting the same error code on a XP system and VISTA system by the examples (imaqUSB examples)
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Hi weiwb,

Is the camera that you are trying to use DirectShow compliant?
Wes Pierce
Principal Engineer
Pierce Controls
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Logitech QuickCam
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Hi weiwb,

What are the errors that you are getting, specifically?  Also, when do they occur?  It sounds like what you are seeing might be different from what has already been seen on this thread.
Wes Pierce
Principal Engineer
Pierce Controls
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was the same error message (-1074396024)
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Hi weiwb,

When do you get this error?  At installation?  At run-time?  Also, you might try uninstalling and then reinstalling IMAQ for USB.
Wes Pierce
Principal Engineer
Pierce Controls
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