Michael Aivaliotis

I use a third-party MSI builder and not the built-in NI installer builder. I want to include the latest MSI LabVIEW runtime installer. I looked through: C:\ProgramData\National Instruments\MDF\ProductCache but couldn't definitely determine the correct files to use. I used the NI installer builder as a guide to determine the dependancies. I know the LabVIEW runtime is also available as an nipkg file. is that the better way to go? If someone can suggest any other solution that would help, I appreciate it.

No, they always pull in your NI account profile. It's not a big deal though.

It seems they might have outsourced the organizing of this to a third party. You have to create a brand new account to register.

I googled Ni Connect and got this: https://ni-connect.net What am I missing?

Why are you saving the all VIs after the build?

Yes, this user has already been banned. It seems to be an isolated incident of messages sent through the forums personal message system. If you have notifications on for PMs it will email the message to you.

I'm investigating a project that requires LabVIEW communication with a Beckhoff controller. If there's someone that has time to work with me on this project and has the experience please send me a Personal Message. - Thank You.

Members. I am investigating a recent report from some that they're receiving spam emails from this server. If you have received this type of email, please forward the entire email to support@lavag.org Thanks.

Yes, it's bad.

I agree. I can't see this as anything other than a complete PR disaster for them. I don't have any confidence they know what they're doing. It's gonna take a couple years for the dust to settle.

So this was posted on the NI forums: https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Our-Commitment-to-LabVIEW-as-we-Expand-our-Software-Portfolio/td-p/4101878?profile.language=en

Who gave JKI permission to do this?

Thanks. Seems like a bug then.

I use Parallels. Have been using it for years. They have a one-time price point and also a subscription model. It's the best in my opinion. I use it for professional work. If you are a hobbyist or don't want to spend money, then go for Virtual Box. I've heard some people use it just fine. It's free so you can just try it.