"Lack of function external lvanlys.dll ' when executing EXE

Windows 7 x 32, LV2009SP1 / LVRuntime 2009

I am trying to build an EXE from a customer code.  They use the analysis library (NI_AALBase.lvlib).

It works well on my dev machine.  When I create the EXE file and place him on a target with LVRuntime on that machine, I get the error:

Lack of function external lvanlys.dll: Mean_head:C NI_AALBase.lvlib:Mean.vi.

I explicitly added the lvanlys library to the project.  I added the library as a source file in the build.  Finally, I added the DLL itself to the project and as a source for the build.

Still the same error.  The DLL is located in the folder data after construction.  I tried to move it in the same folder as the EXE file and in the system32 folder.  Nope.

I just changed the extension of the DLL to dllx and tried again, and I get the same error, so it looks that it can't find it.

Do I need to register this DLL or something?  Is there a file?

You are an installer of construction or simply transfer the executable file?

If you are just transferring the executable file, make sure to include the folder "data" beside him.

(You can also check if the target computer has the engine execution of std (~ 170 MB) and not only the minimum (38MO).)

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