Option for disabling front panel Update?

I just wanted to know is there any option in the VI properties or somewhere to disable the updation of Front panel controls and Indicators?. When I run an RT code it has a big cluster so when I open that vi the whole RT gets hanged and getting restarted giving an error message as software error, I want to fix this and debug the RT code. Any suggestion please.
The best solution is the one you find it by yourself

Are you looking for 'Defer Front Pannel' property?
Also, don't use the FP for RT code. any way it does not going to help after you building the RT EXE.
Even, you can use the 'Shared Variable' to debug the RT code and pass the data between RT and Windows.
Regards,
Yogesh Redemptor
Regards,
Yogesh Redemptor
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