NI-IMAQ メモリロックの要求はオペレーティングシステムによって拒否されました． エラー -01074397139

tominaga と申します．
フレームグラバNI-1409にCCD XC-HR57を接続して，LabView 7.1.1, IN-IMAQ 3.1.3,IMAQ
Vision 7.1.0 を使用して，Ringモードでの画像の取り込みをしています．PC はMS-Windwows X
Proで,メインメモリを4GB積んでいます．
ところで，LabViewの使用メモリが650MBを超える取り込み枚数に設定すると
NI-IMAQ メモリロックの要求はオペレーティングシステムによって拒否されました　エラー　-1074397139
となります．また，650MB付近の取り込み枚数では，正常動作する場合と
NI-IMAQ この作業を行うためにはメモリが足りません　エラー　-1074397181
とな部場合に分かれます．
650MBの壁を乗り越えて，より沢山の画像を取り込むことは出来るのでしょうか．さらに，4GBの容量を最大限に活用するにはどのようにすればよいのでしょうか．（例えば，biit,ini の/3GBのオプションなどは，活用出来るのでしょうか？）
ご教示よろしくお願いします．

下記に全く同じエラーが報告されています。
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=200&message.id=6776&requireLogin=False
このユーザーは、NI-INAQ3.1.0ではエラーが起きたが、3.1.3では解決した模様です。
でも、今、既に3.1.3を使っているようなので、解決にならないかもしれませんが、参考までお送りします。

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