On a new HP computer running Windows 10, I've installed LabVIEW 2017, and am encountering the following error.
When I try to load any code that contains subVIs which initialize the lvanlys library, or I try to place such a subVI (for example, the "Mean" subVI) into a code, I get the following error message:
Error loading "C:\Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2017\resource\lvanlys.dll" A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed.
For the "Mean" example (code example attached), this error occurs twice, and then the subVI will place in the code. However, the code will still return an error (see attached PNG file).
Digging into the subVI, I see that it's trying to call the path:
e:\builds\penguin\labview\branches\2017\dev\dist64\resource\lvanlys.*
I assume this is a part of the build environment, but don't really understand it.
Looking at other forum posts, I've checked:
- that the lvanlys dll is present where it should be
- that I have the needed runtime engines installed and running
- that the MKL (math kernel library) is where it should be
- that everything is up-to-date with LabView
I've tried uninstalling/installing three different ways (through my campus software library link, through the National Instruments website, and through the National Instruments website using the online installer), including deleting all National Instruments folders when I uninstall, and get the same error each time, and my department IT has been unable to solve it.
Thank you for any help!