Solution
This can happen if the names of the VIs included in the executable file cannot be correctly interpreted. If the names of the VIs were saved with characters from a language that your English environment cannot process, those VIs cannot be properly loaded when executing the application.
To avoid this problem you can follow the same steps shown in the article
Saving VI In Folder Path That Contains Non-English Characters.
1. Open the Windows Control Panel and go to
Region.
2. Click on the
Administrative tab.
3. Select
Change system locale...4. Change the locale to the preferred language or location. For example, to Japanese if the application has Japanese characters in the names of the VIs included in the executable.
5. You will need to restart the computer for the change to be effective. After the restart the executable will find the VIs.