エラーが発生したため nimax.exe を終了します

windowsを起動すると「エラーが発生したため nimax.exe を終了します。プログラムをもう一度開始する必要があります。エラーログを作成しています」という
アプリケーションエラー　ダイアログが表示されます
このエラーの対処をしたいのですが、
このメッセージは、nimaxが表示しているのか、OSが表示しているのかご存知ないでしょうか
また、作成されたログを調べる方法をご存知でしたら、お教えください

何時もお世話になっております。
日本ナショナルインスツルメンツ技術部のサハと申します。
返事遅れてまことに申し訳ありません。お客様の場合起きているエラー
は一般的にWindowsが出しているエラーです。この場合、エラーの原因
はMAXにあると思われます。エラーログの作成場所は、エラーダイアログに
あると思われますが、何もないでしょうか。
一つ確認したいことは、エラーダイアログを終了してから再度MAXを立ち上げ
ようとしますと、同じエラーが起きますでしょうか。毎回同じエラーが起きる場合、
MAXを一度削除し、再インストールしてください。MAXのインストールですが、単独
ではできませんので、弊社のどれかのドライバをインストールして頂ければそれと
同時MAXもインストールされます。以下のサイトからNI-DAQｍｘの最新版のドライバ
であるNI-DAQｍｘ８．５のインストールをお試しください。
NI-DAQmx 8.5 - Windows 2000/Vista x64/Vista x86/XP：
http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/view/p/id/276/lang/ja
弊社のサイトから何かドライバのインストールには、登録が必要ですので、お手数
ですが登録を御願いします。お客様はデバイスドライバCDをお持ちである場合、
CDから再インストールしても問題はありません。
以上の内容で何かご不明な点がありましたら、ご連絡願います。
今後とも宜しく御願いします。
サハ|技術部｜日本ナショナルインスツルメンツ

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NImax.exe has generated errors. You must restart the program, a log file is being created.

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