"there is not enough memory to load this vi"

I have a rather large Labview build application (LV 2013). Sometimes it happens that immediatly after application start the application crashes showing the following error and afterwards a non-conclusive crashlog.
"Sometimes" means that it crashes around every 10th time, sometimes everytime. If it didn't crash at startup it won't crash during runtime anymore.
One problem is that the number of crashes depends on the computer (always Win 7 64bit ) the application is running on. On some computers it happens very rarely on the others every 2nd time.
The good thing is I already know the component where it comes from, which is the ftdi 2DXX library I'm calling. The bad thing is I don't know how to fix it. It looks to me like a memory corruption, but I I took every precaution regarding dll loading and data handling in labview.
Once I thought I fixed it by forcing recompile of all vi's of the project. It disappeared on the computer I was checking, but later appeared on another computer. Last time I thought I fixed it when I switch the dll calls to "run in any thread". It disppeared on the computer I was checking the problem on but now showed up on a different computer.
I'm running out of ideas. I already asked Labview support for help a while ago but they couldn't help me as well.

is there any solution?
I got also this error message. I restart Labview, made a backup of the file named in the error message, create a new VI und copied the content into this new one... I tried several things mentioned here and in the internet. The size of the vi is 1,1 MB, Labview 2014.
Strange is: I never open the mentioned VI in the error message, I have never changed or used it.
I extened a .ctl, there is an Enum and I added some items to this Enum. When I choose in the running Main.vi one of my added items, go to next, then a window appears and I want to cancel this window (there is a separate cancel button, not the x), then Labview is crashing, the attached error message is appearing. When I choose an item which exists before, everything is working fine. Any ideas what I can try?
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