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@TushK wrote:

Yes, OS is fully genuine Win7. I have even run "sfc" - no issues with system files were detected.

2 Frozen - the problem did not appear immediately and in full color. And I even tried to unplug the mouse! But the problem with Labview still existed so I attached it back. But I did not restart laptop that time..
Only when a "second" problem with Explorer appeared, I started to assume it can be a mouse or its driver. First the problem appeared only with hotkeys and only in Labview.


Upgrade! Win7 is a decade old. 


"Should be" isn't "Is" -Jay
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