

D:\Bin\NI\NIPM\ Note: Contrary to above, both the 32-bit key and the 64-bit key will point to the same installation directory for NIPM. In each registry key created, add a string value with the name Path and the data equal to the desired installation directory path, i.e.
#INSTALLATION SOURCE REGISTRY KEY PDF#
Working good enough for now need Adobe Reader installed and a PDF file open with & quot. Manually create the following two registry keys: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\National Instruments\NI Package Manager\CurrentVersion and Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\National Instruments\NI Package Manager\CurrentVersion The registry key changes the default file Click on Default apps.Manually create the desired directory for NIPM, i.e.If you'd like to change the installation directory for NI Package Manager itself: Note: This process is not guaranteed to work for all NI Software.
#INSTALLATION SOURCE REGISTRY KEY SOFTWARE#
These edits need to be made before installing the software for them to work. These two keys should generally not point to the same installation directory. The 32-bit key will change the installation directory of 32-bit software and the 64-bit key will change the installation directory of 64-bit software.
