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NIPBCFK.sys

I am having my computer post a Unknown Device Error in the System Devices . When you look at the device it states that it is a National Instruments device with the following files:

 

NIPCFK.sys Version 1.1.1.f0

NIPXIBAF.sys Version 2.5.4f1

NIPXIBRC.sys Version 2.5.4f0

 

I am unable to update the drivers or clear this error from the list.

 

Can anyone explain to me what this error is and how I can correct it?

 

Thanks

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See here for an indication of what those drivers are: http://forums.ni.com/t5/Instrument-Control-GPIB-Serial/What-are-driver-nipbcfk-sys-nipxibaf-sys-and-...

 

Did you recently make any hardware changes or install/uninstall software?

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No new software.....I did go thought and do a repair on the Labview 2010 to see if that fixed the problem....it didn't

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Hi Blane,

 

What is the current software and hardware of your setup?  Also, which version of PXI Platform Services are you running?  A possible upgrade to PXI Platform Services 3.0.1 could help re-associate the files that you are listing with their appropriate directory and clear out the error.

 

Regards,

Marcus 

Marcus M.
PXI Product Support Engineer
National Instruments
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Thanks for the suggestion but this didn't fix my problem. I am still getting a error from this device.

 

Running Windows XP professional, Labview 2010 and Diadem 2011. I am not sure but it appears that the registration database is not associating the files correctly.

 

Thanks

Bill

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Hi Bill,

 

Which device are you specifically referring to?  I'm assuming it's a card inside of your PXI chassis?  Could you also let me know what other hardware you are using?  

 

Thanks,

 

Marcus 

Marcus M.
PXI Product Support Engineer
National Instruments
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Marcus,

 

There is no chassis attached to this computer. This is the computer I use to do my Labview Development on and presently do not have any chassis attached to the computer. The only devices I have attached to this computer are a USB wireless mouse and and USB monitor.

 

Thanks

Bill

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Hi Bill,

 

Would it be possible for you to attach a picture of your device manager, or just the portion that lists the errors, along with a MAX Report so that I can compare the NI software that you have installed to the error that you are receiving?  Have you ever used this computer to communicate with a PXI chassis before?

 

Thank you for your help.

 

Regards,

 

Marcus 

Marcus M.
PXI Product Support Engineer
National Instruments
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