I'm running a newly built code, and it is looking for a "nihwsu.dll & niemcc.dll" files. Where can I find these? Thanks!

[Eric_G]

I'm running a newly built code, and it is looking for nihwsu.dll & niemcc.dll when I run the executable.  Where can I find these files?  Thanks!

[Mockingbird]

Hi Eric_G,

Are you running a standalone executable or do you also have an installer? Does the code that you've built run on other computers or is it just one particular computer that is showing the missing DLL files? Is it just a LabVIEW application or is there hardware involved, and if so which hardware and drivers are you using?

The link below shows a forum post where another person who was experiencing this error managed to fix it by installing the NI-HSDIO drivers. Would that be something you are able to try?

http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Creating-LabVIEW-executables-amp-installers/m-p/858188#M388979

[Jack_kilby]

I have got the similar problem, i already installed NI-HSDIO and when i run that program i got error message that resource not found and missing file is niemcc.dll. Thank you very much!

[rolfk]

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@Jack_kilby wrote:

I have got the similar problem, i already installed NI-HSDIO and when i run that program i got error message that resource not found and missing file is niemcc.dll. Thank you very much!

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What functionality does your program use? The NI-HSDIO remark in the second message is only a reliable help if your software uses NI-HSDIO functionality. It may have been a band aid in older versions of the software but not the real fix.

If your program use DAQmx for instance, you will need to make sure that you have the DAQmx runtime installed. But without knowing what functionality and hardware your program uses, all we can recommend you would be to install every single NI driver there is until the error goes away. But even that may not really help of the driver you install is a different version than what was used to compile your program.

[Yamaeda]

Did you create an Installer with automatic dependencies included? That should solve it.