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1. #How to install labview 8.6 using xp virtual machine portable#
2. #How to install labview 8.6 using xp virtual machine code#

You'd need a license of LabVIEW to install at home, then you'd need a license of VMWare (I think there is a free version now), then you'd need a license of Windows for that virtual machine, then you'd need a license of ThinApp (very expensive), then you'd need to invest time in making LabVIEW portable, activating LabVIEW in the process. To get this to work properly there'd be a ton of work and legal issues.

#How to install labview 8.6 using xp virtual machine code#

Then when you want to view some code on this site you'd run the EXE which doesn't write to the Windows registry, and only writes to temporary file path, and then you could open the VIs from this (or any) site for viewing and editing.

#How to install labview 8.6 using xp virtual machine portable#

In any case one option would be to make LabVIEW 2010 portable at home then put it somewhere on the internet, then go into work and download it. I've done this with LabVIEW 7.1, and 8.6 in the past just as tests and had relative success with Windows XP but had some issues with Windows 7. Basically you install LabVIEW in a virtual machine then run ThinApp and it creates a single EXE with all the files needed to virtualize a environment so that LabVIEW can run without needing to be install. In the past I have been successful with making a single EXE, Which contains all files for a LabVIEW development environment using ThinApp. Here's a suggestion of one of those "It could work but why would you want to" ideas.