So, a while back, I posted this question: https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/LabVIEW-using-wrong-paths/m-p/3891146#M1103803
Until recently, I thought this was fixed, and then I ran into another project that uses those libraries. As you can see in the dependencies picture, the project loaded, and automatically selected files that do not exist. The problem seems to be that despite having removed the files and fixing the dependencies in the vi.lib directory, LabVIEW still is looking at projects and directories that haven't existed in a while.
The conflicts image shows that it is still looking for directories that don't exist when it's trying to find libraries.
Where does LabVIEW store these directories in its memory, and how can I delete them permanently, so LabVIEW NEVERsearches these directories again?