Windows 8 and Labview 2013 FPGA

[D*]

That worked for me too.   I first put the Vivado tools on (which are supported on Win 10).  That also installed the FPGA Compile Worker and local server.  Then I followed Ceslav's instructions.  I now have Xilinx Tools 14.7 compiling my PCIe-7852R's code on Windows 10 x64!

[RVallieu]

I wonder if this will work on Windows 10.  I also need to be able to generate the DSP functions.

I guess I will give it whirl and report back.

[Intaris]

I just tried this on my new Win 10 PC and it got me past the first step, but now I get an error when trying to create the simulation files.

Anyone else got an idea?

Weird thing is that it works on my colleague's PC with an almost identical Windows installation and hardware.