Hi,
I think that you have these problems because you lost your vilogger.dat, right?
You can use the SystemRecovering fonction of your computer to restore your computer in the state before you lost your vilogger.dat, that can be a solution, but take care that all what you made for this time (Recover) until yet will be erased.
Best Regards.
Matthieu
Here you find how to export data (take care that's possible but unsupported):
Title:
Can I Transport My VI Logger Data from One Computer to Another?
Problem
I am trying to move
all of my VI Logger acquired data from one computer to another. I do
not want to export all of the data to text files, but rather to just
export all of the data from one installation of the Measurement and
Automation Explorer (MAX) and import it all back on another computer
using MAX. Can I move the data in this manner?
Solution:
This is
unsupported, but possible. You will first need to locate the directory
that contains the database information. This is usually located in C:\Program Files\National Instruments\VI Logger\data. If the data is not located there, you can find it by starting MAX and going to Tools»V Logger»Database. The location of the database files should be listed under the location heading.
Once
you have located the database, you can copy all of the files located in
the database directory to the other computer. They must be copied to
the exact same location on the other computer for this to work. After
these files have been copied, copy the config.mxs file located in the
MAX directory (usually located in C:\Program Files\National Instruments\MAX)
to the MAX directory on the other computer. It is important to note
that for this procedure to work, you must copy the files to the exact same location on the target computer.
The
.mxs file contains the configuration settings for the environment in
MAX, so copying this file to another computer overwrites those
settings. This may lead to undesired results, and that is why this
procedure is not officially supported. It is recommended that this is
done on fresh installations of MAX, right before the system has been
configured, so that the system can be properly configured once the data
is imported.
Note: Make sure you look at the MAX.ini file located in the C:\Program Files\National Instruments\MAX\Data
folder to see which is the current configuration file. Normally it
should be config.mxs. However, it could be different if there are
multiple configuration files located in the folder.
Remember, you have to copy the C:\Program Files\National Instruments\VI Logger\data folder to the target computer to make this all work.
