No output from USB 6008

Hello

I have connected a USB-6008 to my computer, but can not read all the output using a multimeter when I run my program.

I went in the measurement and automation explorer, disappeared to the USB6008 device, click on test panels and selected the output voltage. From there, I gave different output voltages and I read all this tension using a multimeter to the USB-6008.

To check if there is something wrong with the pattern-block etc that I install, I connected the 6008 to another computer that is running labview and used the same program. It gives a very good result.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to what can go wrong on the first computer?

Much appreciated,

Paul

If I were in your shoes I download DAQ - mx 8.6.1 (here) on the PC that you are having problems with and give it a go.  I don't know why the 6008 would work on a PC and not the other when they have the same configuration.  Do you have other devices working on the troubled PC?

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