LabWindows/CVI
Application error (0xc0000005)
All of my attempts to generate a crashdump have failed. 
... Sorry. All other applications (of .exe type) are functioning ok. only when I attempt to run LabWindows CVI or CVI generated programs do I have this error... something to do with the CVI RTE I assume.
ChipB
Marketing trap... that's brilliant. I wish we had thought of that 
Okay, joking aside, I promise there was no such thing. And we do anticipate betas being flaky, which why there's a scary looking warning in the beta readme recommending that you not install the beta version on a development computer.
Having said that, I really don't know what could have happened in this case. It's entirely possible that, whatever it was, the problem persisted even as you uninstalled CVI 9.0.1 and then reinstalled it. This is because uninstalling the CVI ADE, whichever version it is, might not remove the CVI Run-Time Engine, since there might be other NI software in your computer that still requires it. You can always go to your Add/Remove Programs and explicitly try to uninstall the RTE, at which point it should tell you if there is any other software that depends on it. It's entirely possible that the "bad" beta RTE remained around, and only when you upgraded it did the problem go away. Now that the problem is gone there's really no way to know for sure, but that's probably what happened.
Finally, keep in mind, in case something something like this happens in the future, that you can always download and install any version of the CVI RTE for free.
Anyway, sorry about all the hassle...
Luis
I was tempted... to get the Debuger RTE but too much to do and plenty of other PC with working CVI to get on and do the REAL work. My IT group threatened to wipe & reload XP 
restore from back-up all of the DB stuff and try to get back to where it left off, ya know, the process that never ends, that was my only out. So I am thankful.
Back to your point, I am not sure any of the NI CVIRTE was left in, because when I uninstall something, I choose all and remove all of the NI items in the remove programs list. Upon reboot of the PC notifies me about new hardware, PCMCIA GPIB+ card stuff in the side of the laptop, and the compiled programs don't work... missing RTE and the sort... um, did ya see the modules loaded list that pointed back to windows? Some file called mscftime.ime. On the functioning systems, the next module to load is the mesa.dll. The Order column skips 30, mscftime.ime is 29 and mesa.dll is 31. As you pointed out, it is working so not much of a chance to find the fault now.
No matter the risk, I am still a Beta supporter... it is my fronter, to go where no-one has gone before... 
Thanks for the support!
Cheers!
ChipB
