Start Internet Explorer (not Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or any other Browser) and go to 172.22.11.2.Notice if you get a pop-up saying 'I see a myRIO connect to this PC' - that's a Good Sign, but we're going to ignore it for now (as it will only cause frustrations, trust me).Plug a USB Cable from the myRIO into your PC. I'm going to try to reproduce the steps that seemed to work (if you try and it doesn't work for you, I probably left out a step, for which I apologize - I'm going to try to give you the (il)logic that may lead you in the right direction to figure it out for yourself. We were able, using IE and the Web-Based System Configuration Tool to establish Wireless Connection with myRIO, but it wasn't easy, it wasn't intuitive, and it wasn't logical. I did upgrade to that, but it didn't help. There is, apparently, a new version of the NI System Configuration Tool, 16.0.1, which fixes some issues that MAX has (but, so far, not this one). NI appears to be 'vaguely aware' that there is 'some problems with myRIO and Windows 10', but it also seems to be the case that (a) many (all?) of the AEs run Windows 7, (b) few of them (at least those handling Support calls) work with myRIOs, (c) the internal NI documentation does not (yet) specifically address this issue (though, as I said, there is some vague awareness of it), and (d) my AE didn't know if a CAR (a Corrective Action Report) or a Workaround was available (but he'll try to find out).

I've just spent about two hours on the phone with an Applications Engineer from NI trying to demonstrate and fix this issue. So I'll save this, stop Chrome, and pick up again with IE (Edge also doesn't work. It immediately informed me that Chrome and Firefox can't be used with Silverlight, the software NI uses for Web Access. It identified it as BS-myRIO-1900 (a name I gave it previously).So I plugged the myRIO into power and connected it to my PC with a USB cable (as illustrated). In the Set Up and Explore menu, Launch the Getting Started Wizard.It should come up as 'LabVIEW for myRIO'.

Reboot, allow updates (there are none, but you might have one for VIPM) to happen.Sure enough, it 'sees' my existing LabVIEW and LabVIEW-RT, so only installs the myRIO Toolkit. In my case, I already have LabVIEW 2016, LabVIEW-RT, and VIPM installed, so (in principle) don't need to re-install them, but can only 'turn off' VIPM.

Go to NI and download the NI LabVIEW 2016 myRIO Software Bundle.

So here are the steps I took (and am taking, since I haven't finished yet. I've got a Windows 10 PC at home with LabVIEW 2016 and LabVIEW Real-Time installed, but no myRIO software. OK, I'm going to try to walk you through this.

Silverlight error code 1618