> I have had this same problem with other types of daq cards. What i
> found out is that labview for some reason could not initialize the
> driver correctly and would crash or I would close out labview wrong
> and it would not close out the driver, then when I restarted labview
> and hit run on My VI it would restart the computer.one thing you need
> to make sure of is that the port that your card is running on is free
> when you start your VI.It sounds to me that it is the card or that the
> driver is corrupt. Try reinstalling the driver for the card and see if
> that helps. Also I need the inside loop VI and the outside loop VI to
> open your application. sorry i cannot be more helpful
I doubt this is the problem, but be sure to reboot before usi
ng a driver
that you just installed. The installer prompts for a reboot, and that
is for good reason.
If it still reboots, I'd try to use the repair capability for whatever
drivers the VI uses. Technically, since LV is an application and NT,
2000, XP are protected OSes, LV cannot crash the machine or reboot it.
LV can crash, but it takes a driver or OS bug to bring down the machine.
Greg McKaskle
