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In the packages spec file is specified that it only works for windows 7(NT 6.1) and windows 8 (NT 6.2)

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Daniel Rudaz Hi, Workaround: the package can be installed on W10 using an old version of VIPM like 2021 (and not updating), when the tool was not checking you system version and the package limitation. The package works well on W10 and W11, so if the limitation could be removed, so we can work with an up-to-date version of VIPM. Thanks in advance.
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Bas v. Etten So the workaround we are doing, is downloading the package from VIPM and opening the vip with 7zip as an archive, open the spec file with your favorite text editor and change this Exclusive_OS="Windows NT=6.2,Windows NT=6.1" to Exclusive_OS="ALL"
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Daniel Rudaz Better workaround. I have changed my file, but I have an error on checksum. (using VIPM2024.1) Any idea ?
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Bas v. Etten hmm, thats weird, i can install the package just fine when i only changed that property
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DrMK Same here. What worked for me was to set the compatibility mode for the VIPM (2024.1) to Windows 7 and install the package after downloading it manually.
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Daniel Rudaz Thank @DrMK, your solution is the best. VIPM proposes the latest version.
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Jamie Laird Hello. When I install this on Win 11 64 bit with LV 2022 64 bit I get a cant find kernel64.dll error when i starts up. There are some incompatability problems perhaps related to the above comments. Any help would be appreciated. I have been using the other h5Labview library but I'm not sure it can be used for parallel processing workloads.
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Jamie Laird I think I installed the only version that VIPM tells me is compatable and this seems to be only usable in 32 bit LV according to details in the readme...
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