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labview 8, application builder

Help! I wrote an application with Labview version 8.01 that uses "File I/O> Storage"  The application runs fine on the development computer, which is a a single core Intel processor. When I compile the program and attempt to run it on the target machine, the program crashes. The program seems to bomb out on "File I/O >Storage>Get Properties" when I attempt to read a file.  I get some strange Microsoft Error that points me absolutely nowhere. If I install labview 8.01 on the target machine, and run the program that was compiled on the development machine, the program runs fine. Software installation on both machines are:Windows XP, service pack 3Labview 8.01Ni-DAQ 8.7.1, the highest Ni-DAQ for Labview 8.01The development machine also has Multisim 10.1 installedProcessor is Pentium  4 running at 3.0 GHz on the development PC, and an Intel core i7 860 running at 2.8 GHz on the target machineBoth computers were "configured" at the same time.  When I run the debug routine, and look at the diagram of the executable on the target machine, the "Get Properties" vi looks like a sequence instead of the actual icon.  However all the other vi's look correct. Apparently something gets installed with labview that does not get installed when I create the application.I have also tried selecting all other installers when I build the application installer.  Again no luck. I need to know what needs to be installed, and where, to make the application work on the target machine.I need to remove Labview from the target machine, before It leaves my lab. Thanks for the helpJohn Hinckel 

 

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Just a guess:

Storage needs lvStorage.dll . It isn't part of the runtime engine, but you can find it in the development system under

C:\Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW 8.0\resource\objmgr\lvStorage.dll .

Check whether Application builder includes it in the distribution, else include it manually.

 

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