Operate devices cDAQ in Labview 8.0

Can you run cDAQ features in Labview 8.0 using the latest version of DAQmx Labview 8.0-supported? I bought a cDAQ-9174 and some modules, but the included driver disk (DAQmx 9.5) is not supported in 8.0 LV. Is it possible to install drivers without installing DAQmx 9.5 so I can use the DAQ with DAQmx 8.X Wizard? Thank you.

According to this list, the minimum version of LabVIEW for the 9174 is 8.2.1 and the minimum DAQmx version is 9.0.2. I expect the first of these two to be the main issue here.

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