[xForceDee]

That certainly is an interesting problem.

To make sure my interpretation is correct, the original problem was that the driver station was showing "No Robot Code". In an attempt to remedy this issue, you took your old code and edited it. When you deployed this "edited" code, the driver station recognized that there was code on the robot, however, it was the old "unedited" code.

Then I am a little confused on what came next. You say that you made a new project with the new code and this resulted in the original problem; deploying the program would give the robot the old code. This is confusing to me because you said the original problem was that the driver station not seeing code. So if you could maybe clarify a little on what exactly happened after each action that would be great. Also, maybe some specifications on what language you are using along with whatever else you have even the slightest suspicion of being the root of the problem. These things will really help us help you solve this problem.

Unfortunately, I do not have an exact answer to this. Here is what I would do if I were in your situation. 1) Ensure I am seeing Robot Communication in the driver station (if not there is another problem) 2) Check to make sure I am deploying everything properly from the correct files. 3) Restart both the computer and the robot. 4) Reformat the cRIO 5) Replace the ribbon cable 6) Post my updated findings on CD