LabVIEW load error code 3: Could not load front panel

[rc_ksc]

Yes  I got the same error.  

Chethan

[HoussamK]

The most recent information about upgrading to the latest version of LabVIEW.

Overview of the Recommended Upgrade Process

LabVIEW 2014 Upgrade Notes

[rc_ksc]

Thanks for the upgrade document link. I will follow the procedure. Please help me if I get any sort of error. I will post here. 

I am gonna upgrade it again to 2014 version now. 

Thanks I appreciate it. 

Chethan

[HoussamK]

the first step : Don't forget to make a back-up for your project

[rc_ksc]

Yes. I will save the fles in different directory before I start. 

Thanks

Chethan

[jifarq]

I have encountered the same error using LV 2009, and have had no success using the 2009 - 2009 f3 patch suggested here. Is there an alternative solution for the 2009 version?

Thanks in advance,

J

[GerdW]

Hi jifarq,

your VI opened with LV2011 and saved for previous in LV2009…

(Lots of missing subVIs, but no problems to load/open!)

[jifarq]

Thank you so much!

J

[wmpimenta]

Hi. I'm obtaining the same error to open the program attached. This program was made in labview 7.1 and I am trying to open it in Labview 12.0f3, 64bits. I tried the solution to add a line in the .ini file but it didn't work. Does anybody have suggestion? Best Regards.

[altenbach]

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@wmpimenta wrote:

Hi. I'm obtaining the same error to open the program attached. This program was made in labview 7.1 and I am trying to open it in Labview 12.0f3, 64bits. I tried the solution to add a line in the .ini file but it didn't work. Does anybody have suggestion? Best Regards.

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• I cannot open it in the newest LabVIEW (32bit) either.
• What line did you add to the INI and why?
• Why is the VI so big?
• Are you sure the VI was not saved without front panel?
• Any particular reason you are using 64bit LabVIEW?