LR 4.3 - Win32 API Error 2 on exporting JPG.

Since the upgrade to 4.3 I have persistant errors on exporting to .jpg. Like many others, it appears confined to the Limit File Size option, however, while the error is reported, the jpg is created as per requirements.
I have reinstalled LR, and while this solved a different problem, it has had no effect on this. From other reported questions, I assume its just a case of avoiding limit to file size settings?
Thanks
PS I should add its running on Win 7 64 bit.
I have just tried exporting a cropped and manipulated image as 100% quality, unlimited file size and got the same error although the image was saved, allbeit as a 3.49MB file....
And the reinstall didn't solve the other problem, but thats amother question.

Your post processing action is blank. Change it to Do Nothing.

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The wonderfully unhelpful persons at the helpline said they could not help me but indicated If I reload the version 3.3 in a different location the problem would go away since some plug-in from v1.4 had infected the new install.
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