Error 61 occurs intermittently when when using TCP/IP read and write vi's to access 8001 port on localhost.

[LABHEAD]

This error occurs even when I have very small programs running. How much memory does Labview think is in use when Labview generates this error? How do I know exactly how much memory labview thinks is allocated at any time? Is this a symptom of another problem? How can I deallocate memory (I tried "tools, options,performance and disk, then checking deallocate memory as soon as possible) but that does not seem to help.

Thanks for your assistance

[Lab Viewer]

Hi,
A TCP connection is an important resources consumer, so the problem could be related to the way you manage it. Thus, it may be helpful to post those VIs that are generating the problem.
Anyway, close any opened TCP connection and check if your application tries to use a port that is already in use.
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[Christopher Mitchell]

It sounds like your problem may be related to the one addressed on the following webpage:

http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/3efedde4322fef19862567740067f3cc/7639f16df2ba9af28525642e007458e2?OpenDocument

[LABHEAD]

I am not using a Listen vi, and do not have multiple open connections, so this problem is not similar to my problem.
Please answer the questions asked in the request for support.

"How much memory does Labview think is in use when Labview generates this error? How do I know exactly how much memory labview thinks is allocated at any time? Is this a symptom of another problem? How can I deallocate memory (I tried" tools, options, performance and disk, then checking deallocate memory as soon as possible) but that does not seem to help.