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Labview pops up a crash interface, even when it is not running

The compiled program displays the following warning interface, the program crashes, who knows the reason and how to solve this problem

 

 

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There is something wrong with your installation of LabVIEW (about which we know nothing, not whether it is LabVIEW 32- or 64-bit, not whether it is LabVIEW 7.0 or 2020, not whether it has been running fine for 2 years or was installed yesterday by a newbie), know nothing of the VI that apparently was opened when it crashed, know nothing of what you did just as it crashed, and (in my case, at least), cannot see anything but a blank white screen when I open the "picture" (please, use .png images if you must send pictures!) you attached.  However, it might be something funky in the LabVIEW code you also failed to attach ...

 

Bob Schor

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@Bob_Schor wrote:

and (in my case, at least), cannot see anything but a blank white screen when I open the "picture" (please, use .png images if you must send pictures!) you attached. 


Here's the image embedded, so it doesn't need to be manually downloaded:

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It seem to be a LV14, 32 bit access violation. Other than that, it might as well be blank 😁.

 

A crash report might be useful.

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Yes, looks like a regular crash report (32bit LabVIEW 2014).

 

LabVIEW was definitely running. (but maybe just in edit mode, i.e. your VI was not running.). Obviously something went wrong, Labview caught it, and generated an error report. Can you click on the link and find the report? (It will be found in "...\Documents\LabVIEW Data\LVInternalReports\LabVIEW\<version>\...")

 

Something definitely went wrong, but it is most likely not your fault and there is nothing you can really do except click to send the report to NI. If this happened only once, just ignore it for now. (If it happens again, start reading here)

 

Also note that LabVIEW 2014 is quite old and might contain little bugs that have been fixed in later versions (maybe based on similar crash reports from long ago! :D).

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