Hello, Are you saying that you do not see the DAQ subpalette on the Functions palette?
To make sure that NI-DAQ is installed, look for it under Control Panel >> Add/Remove Programs. If you see it there, the next step is to make sure it got installed under National Instruments folder. Do you see NI-DAQ\Lib\nidaq32.lib? Also, make sure you have <LabVIEW>\menus\default\daq folder with all the DAQ menus. If you don't have these files, re-install NI-DAQ from the following web site: <a href=3D"http://digital.ni.com/softlib.nsf/websearch/50F49E43A22C0D2186256BF= 3006B9A96?opendocument&node=3D132070_US">NI-DAQ Version 6.9.3 for Windows 2000/95/98/ME/NT/XP</a> If you still cannot get the DAQ palette, I would start from scratch.=A0 Uninstall both LabVIEW and NI-DAQ, from Add/Remove Programs.=A0 Now install LabVIEW from the CD, but this time, do a custom install.=A0 Make sure that NI-DAQ is selected to be installed.=A0 After checking this, run the installation again and see if it appears. Sometimes NI-DAQ could be left over on your machine and when you try to install NI-DAQ from the LabVIEW CD again, it could cause some problems.=A0 That may be what was happening here so making sure that it is uninstalled is your best bet. Here is a great document that will help you troubleshoot this issue: <a href=3D"http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/CACF9DEEC9DEB99086256ADB= 0071B94E?OpenDocument">Making DAQ VIs Visible when Using NI-DAQ 6.1.x with LabVIEW 6.0</a> Zvezdana S. National Instruments
