Hamilton Woods

Never mind. I thought that VIPM was not working on the Windows 7 VM, so I blew it away and downloaded from the VIPM Download website. The install did not work. So I replaced the VM with a backup that already had VIPM installed.

When I attempt to install VIPM 23.1.2499 on a virtual machine running WIndows 7 Pro 32-bit, I get the following message: 'This installation package is not supported by this processor type. Contact your product vendor. I have tried running the setup executable using Admin privileges. The result is the same. Does anyone have a suggestion for installing a version of VIPM that will work with LabVIEW 2020 on a Windows 7 computer?

My apologies. The option "Disable Built-in Subscriptions: LabVIEW Tools Network and VI Package Network" on the Network tab was checked by default. I unchecked that box and then had no problems installing. Such a newbie problem!

I have previously downloaded, installed and used JKI JSON version 1.1.10.37. I need to copy the LabVIEW project, that depends on JKI JSON, to another computer. I downloaded and installed JKI JSON version 1.1.10.37 on the other computer, but VI Package Manager informs me that some of the JKI JSON dependencies cannot be found: oglib_error >= 4.2.0.23; oglib_lvdata >= 4.2.0.21; jki_lib_serialization >= 1.0.1.14. What are the steps to resolve this issue? Is there a way to copy JKI JSON and its dependencies from the computer that it works on to another computer? Thanks for your help!