LabView6.1(J) screws up WindowsXP(J)'s network property functions.

Dear experts:
I've faced some problems with Japanese versions of LV6.1 + WinXP. Would you please be a help?
After uninstalling Labview6.0.2(J) and upgrading to 6.1(J) on WindowsXP(J), the "properties" feature of every network connections that appear in the "Control Panel"-"network connections" became unfunctionable.
A dialog saying "An unexpected error has occured" appears, instead of the usual property dialog for the selected network connection.
Also, some important features around the wireless connection lost their functionality.
I confirmed this problem on two different machines.
This problem did not happen with 6.0.2 + WindowsXP(J).
Such problem was neither seen on Windows 2000(J).
On installation, I've choosed the "Full installation" option.
WindowsXP was updated to the newest state (all patches from "Windows Update" were applied) at Aug20.
No special measuring devices were attached at the time of installation.
Norton Internet security was installed, but was set to inactive state at the time of installation.
Is there a way to avoid/fix this problem?
Regards, Kei.

Kei,
Hi! This is Jin Takamura from NI Japan Applications Engineering. In regards to your question, we have tried on our site on several XP machines and was not able to reproduce the problem. I'd say that further investigation is needed in order to tackle the problem, but at the same time, I'd like you to try out the following expedience.
Through a different case, we had found out on a Win2000 system that when installing NI-488.2 ver.2.0J removed the Network Neighborhood folder on the desktop. We had found a workaround for this case by accessing the following Microsoft's site:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q269019
Since both of these cases are relating to the same "Network settings", I think this might be useful to at least t
ry out. Please give it a shot.
Finally, I have had a comment from the other AE regarding this case that "the registry does get overwritten whenever you install any software, and there seems to be some difficulties with these OS's on what registries are being overwritten". NI does take a very cautious look at the registries that our software writes, but at the same time, there are instances where the OS malfunctions as you have encountered. For this case, it seems that Microsoft has a workaround, so this may be our first point in our journey to seek the answer.
Let me know if you have further detail or updates. Thanks, and good luck.
Jin
Applications Engineering
NI-Japan

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Setup:
+-----+----(R) Internet - via Cable-modem 30Mb/5Mb
|Fire |----(O) Internet Spur – to switch (here for completeness)
| wall|----(G) Protected wired network – to switch
|-----+----(B) Protected wireless network
+-----+----(I) Internet Port – connected to FW(G) via switch
|WRT |----(S) Switch 10/100/1000 ports – connected to FW(B)
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FW(G) x.x.13.0/24
FW(B) x.x.23.0/24
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I think the previous reply is inaccurate in several ways. Let me address each one:
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ht.put(ctx.PROVIDER_URL, "t3://127.0.0.1:7001" );
ctx = new InitialContext(ht);
Hellohome home= (Hellohome)ctx.lookup ("ejb.HelloEJB");
Hello hello=home.create();
out.println(hello.getHello());
/////////////////////////End code////////////////////////////////
I test it using the URL:"http://localhost:8080/ejb/invokeEJB.jsp"
It can display the content of the EJB property.I means that the Tomcat can invoke EJB.I copy the "j2ee.jar , wlclient.jar , HelloEJB.jar(My EJB Home and Remote interface)" to "Tomcat/.../share/lib" directory.
I hope you will reply if you have any advice. :)

Random question about the flash player

Hi, to make this question simple... I was wondering if the
flash player could somehow be hindered by windows vista?
I ask because I have a laptop running Vista, and a Linux box
right next to me, and I dual boot Ubuntu on my laptop. When I test
my application on the Linux boxes, they run exactly as I have
programmed them. The only machine where my application gets screwed
up is on the Vista OS. I started to think that maybe Vista screws
with the flash players ability to function, could that be possible
or even true? I mean, I think SilverLight is a competitor of the
Flash Player, so I guess that's where my conspiracy theory comes
from. Any thoughts or input? Yes there could be a bug in my code.
I'm iterating through the display list and applying "x" tweens to
them, moving them all to x = 5. some of the display objects don't
make it to coordinate 5, and so go beyond. I attached part of my
code that moves the thumbnails. you can view it here on the web:
kurtcom.com/actionscript3/PhotoProgram.swf

The camera is the object called camFrame in the FLA. It is
shaped like a rectangle. Simply copy the camFrame to any other FLA
and it will work. Note that it will base its measurements on the
Stage size in your new FLA. So the camFrame should be resized to
the Stage size (e.g. 550 x 400) to start with, and then resized
proportionally.
If you apply a tint to the camFrame, it will tint the entire
scene. Thus, you can do a neat fade-in by applying a black 100%
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VPN via Internet Connect

My work place has switched to a new Firewall and of course it's not compatible with my VPN Tracker software that I use at home. Grrrr...stupid PC networks!!
Anyway...without having to go into my Terminal (which scares the crap out of me) and mess with that, I'd love to use the VPN access via the Internet Connection application. Far more user friendly.
I entered all the correct and appropriate info that was given to me by our administrator (server address, ect), but it's giving me an error.
QUESTION: Does something ELSE need to be running on my MAC for the VPN option to be working correctly?
I'm running Tiger on my eMac. I have a cable modem connection via Airport.

I rebooted and all seems to be okay. Both our MACs connected to the internet just fine. So I think I'm okay. No harm. Although I'm too tired and frustrated to be playing with this probably! LOL Frustrated that our so-called administrator at work is so afraid of MACs. But I don't want him coming to my house and screwing up my MAC and Network here!
But when you said I had to open up a Port, wouldn't that require some kind of set up in Network Preferences? It makes sense that I'd need a new portal to connect, but I didn't used to have to before. I had a main portal (IP address) to my office, then I was able to connect to the other servers once that connection was made.
I'm using that main IP address to try and connect via the VPN in Internet Connection, but no luck. I have the Share Secret, and account name and password all set up, so I don't know what i'm doing wrong at this point. Everything used to work great via VPN Tracker, so I'm even more upset he didn't ask me if that software program was compatible with the new FireWire they installed.
Oh, well! I'll keep trying.
Thanks,
H

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Every since I've owned my iPhone 5S, it's had trouble finding wifi networks.
Usually, what happens is that I click on settings, WLAN, and then a long list of networks pops up. If I select any of those networks then back out, or if I select a passworded network and accidentally put the wrong password on it, I'm not given the option to see ANY of the wifi networks again for another 5 or 10 minute. It just stays on the screen saying "Choose a network... " with the little "working" symbol to the right and discovering nothing. Restarting the phone sometimes helps. Turning the WLAN on and off does absolutely nothing.
Anyone else have this issue?
I've also reset all network settings twice now to no avail.
It's not a problem if the first time I see a list of networks I know which one to join, and it's not a problem if I get the password correct on the first try - but other than that I'm screwed and unable to find networks after that point.
Note that even when it says "Choose a network... " and is showing nothing (when a minute before it showed 7 networks), I can still go to Other, and if I type in the name of the network, security type, and password all correctly, it connects instantly, even if it wasn't seen before.
This happens at my own home, my work, every coffee shop I've ever been to. I live in China now, but it has happened both here and when I was in the U.S.

Interesting hypothesis B-rock. I could try contacting the network administrator but my guess is that I'll be met with a blank look when I ask for that! Still can't be bad to try!
Another piece of "anecdotal" evidence for you. At the local garden centre (which is part of a chain) I used to be able to connect - no problem. Then suddenly all connections failed - at all locations. I am leaning towards believing that they have changed routers to more "modern" ones and for some reason these new routers won't allow connection to an iPod/iPad etc. As yet I cannot confirm this or otherwise and unless someone comes up with a bright idea I'm left with the feeling that unless the network administrator recognises that he/she needs to create a network that works with iPads/iPhones etc we're doomed. I noticed that the next table over using a PC had no problems! Grrrr.

"POP server rejected the password"

I run Mail with 4 accounts from the same ISP.
Mail keeps saying that the password has been rejected by the POP server, and asks me to reenter it.
I tick the box to save in keychain.
Once I click OK, i will usually get another one for another account within seconds.
Some days I get this repeated over and over.
I have checked the keychain first aid, and there seems to be no problem there.
The passwords are all saved.
Does anybody know how to stop this annoying interruption?

Now we are finding some similarity with the problems. Does this only seem to happen with the Mail? Not with the 'connection' itself?
I too have Comcast, and they have done some things with me without telling. My Mail is working fine tho... it is setup and holds it's settings and password for each 15 minute fetch.
Let's check further: are any of you trying to connect 'more then' one computer to there modem at a time? Do you have a 'router'? Is a printer connected to your network? Are you connected with 'Built-in Ethernet'? Or thru an 'Airport'?
Reasons I'm asking these questions is first: I've had 2 computers and a printer on my network with WiFi, and the IP kept changing on my printer... this was a Comcast thing I later found out. Then, only 1 computer was allowed to be connected per service... another Comcast thing. So now only 1 computer can be on at a time, each with their own IP address. If I do what Comcast says and connect 'hardwired' it works beautiful... but, to get my home network to function well is not easy. I tweak things and get them to work... for a while... then Comcast does another Fix... and here we go again. Yes, I have talked with them at length, and I believe they 'envision' one paid 'residential' service equals one computer... totally ignoring such a thing as a home network. Of course, living in close proximity to other WiFi signals, they may see it as, who is legal and who is trying to connect free... so, they take action to prevent it, and so, screw me up, a paying customer.
With Mail always asking for passwords, mine does not. But it is set in Mail to remember it and use 'password' authentication. The 'KeyChain' does the rest. Could some of your settings not be that way? If ones IP address changes (even if Comcast does it) then that is the legal computer for Mail Fetching from that Account. I have found this with my 2 computers... only 'one' is the legal account 'master', the other is not, even tho both have an IP address from Comcast. The only way I have found to change this is to unplug their modem and shutdown my 'other' computer; restart their modem and hardwire my other computer; start the computer, getting an IP address... then Mail will Fetch from that one, even if I re-hook up the network. That computer now is the 'master' and the other is not. but each time, I have to hardwire the change first, like it taps into the computers serial number and that is the one for their account holder.
What are your set-ups? How are you connected? Hardwired? WiFi? Only one computer, or multiple? This may start showing more similarities along with the similar problems...

Time machine added to existing network

I am attempting to add a time capsule to an existing wireless network. Would be grateful for instructions as I do not know what to do. There is already an existing airport extreme set as router and I am a tenant and do not wish to disturb the existing set up which works very well. I just want my Time Machine to join the network.
Thx:)

Hi Matt, thank you so much for your kind offer and yes, this does help quite a bit. We are renting a luxurious and quite a large single story home here in Muscat that has been completely wired for Wifi. There is a master router that distributes the wifi signal to nearby devices and several airport extreme slaves that receive and amplify the signal at a distance to the master.
I was hoping to allow the Time Capsule to join the network and function as one of the slaves while also allowing it to perform its mission as a backup device. I removed one of the airport extremes and installed the Time Capsule in its place. The time capsule warmed up and began to blink yellow. When I opened the airport utility on the master computer it offered to take me through a process that I was afraid to try because it indicated that I would be modifying the network... hence the original query - to try to learn from this forum so that I could do this without making a mistake and screwing up what is presently a wonderful system...
Is this helpful regarding your queston?
Thanks and best regards
Chris

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Hey all
I was not sure where to post this but I believe it has to do with screwed up settings within my network preferences. For several month I was using a hardwired Ethernet connection to access the Internet and just recently my MacBook stopped recognizing there was a connection. I have tried several different cables to no avail and when a PC is plugged in, the connection is detected which is why I think it may be an issue with my settings. Any idea how to fix this or revert back to default settings?
Thank you so much

HI,
Your profile indicates you are running 10.4.7 but you posted in the Leopard forum. If indeed you are running 10.4.7, you need to update your system software.
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