Since uninstall/reinstall the DS update didn’t work for you it’s a little more involved, but you can create your own Dashboard that will work. I assume you installed the latest LabVIEW Update.
How to Create Your Own Dashboard:[ol]
[li]Exit the Driver account to close everything (Setup tab -> Exit)[/li][li]Login to the Developer Account[/li][li]Use LabVIEW and create a new Dashboard project.[/li][li]You’ll then need to create an exe[LIST=1][/li][li]Right click on Build Specifications -> New -> Application (EXE)[/li][li]In the Popup:[LIST=1][/li][li]“target filename” - give it something meaningful, e.g., MyDashboard.exe[/li][li]Note the Destination Directory. That’s where you’re going to find your new dashboard[/ol] [/li][li]Tell it where to begin:[ol][/li][li]In the left list click on “Source Files”[/li][li]Click on “Dashboard Main.vi”[/li][li]Click on the right pointing arrow that will highlight[/li][li]You should see Dashboard Main appear on the right hand side under “Startup VIs”[/ol] [/li][li]Click on “Build” at the bottom to create your exe[/LIST] [/li][li]When it’s done building:[ol][/li][li]Go to the Destination Directory you remember from above. It’ll be something like: My Documents\LabVIEW Data\builds\2010 Game Dashboard Project\My Application[/li][li]You’ll see three files: MyDashboard.aliases, .exe, .ini[/li][li]Copy all three files to the directory: C:\Program Files\FRC Dashboard[/li][li]Go to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Shared Documents[/li][li]Make a backup copy of the file: FRC DS Data Storage.ini[/li][li]Edit the file: FRC DS Data Storage.ini[/li][li]You’ll see a line: DashboardCmdLine="“C:\Program Files\FRC Dashboard\Dashboard.exe”"[/li][li]Change the name of the Dashboard.exe to MyDashboard.exe[/li][li]Save and exit the file[/ol] [/li][li]Login to the Driver account to start up the new dashboard and see if it works.[/LIST][/li]Now of course, you can go back and edit the project to customize the Dashboard for yourselves.