LabView trying to load non-existent dependencies

[kennethone]

Good afternoon,

I appologize if this question has been asked before, I searched around but I wasn't able to find the right answer, please feel free to point me to another post. My question is:

This is for Labview 2011/2010

I used some external labview libraries that had dependencies to some sub Vis and Windows DLLs in a Progream Files installation folder,

A coworker of mine copied this library folder into my project directory and every time I would load the project it would have 2 conflicting dependencies for each sub VI

I erased the duplicate library folder from my project folder

Every time I load my project, it continues asking me which dependency I want to use, it still shows 2 dependencies for each, but the other dependency points to a non-existent file in a deleted folder and these libraries have ??? for labview version,

How can I prevent these warning from coming up every time I launch my project

Thank you very much,

[RavensFan]

After you've fixed the dependencies so that it points to the files you do have, are you saving your VI's?  If you don't save them, then you haven't changed anything on disk and the versions on disk will always point to the old dependencies.

[kennethone]

I saved them many times over after I fixed the dependencies, still every time it tries to look for non-existent dependencies

[kennethone]

does anyone else have any solutions for this issue?

[Ryan_S]

Hey Kennethone,

If you open the subVIs separately, do you still get the warning? If you don't then it's possible that the project has somehow kept these dependencies and you'll want to simply transfer all of the files to a new project to resolve this behavior. Hope this helps!

--Ryan S.