Switched to local language cause J4W hang

Hi,
I'm doing the PoC at customer site and got some feedbacks from users that when they switch to local language using grave accent
jabber sometime will hang and they cannot do anything except to close jabber and reopen it.
They're using Windows 7 SP1 and J4W 9.1.3, IM&P 9.1.1.10000-8.
I also tested with Windows XP SP3 and got the same issue (Already update all available patch from MS update)
Anyone got the same problem?
Regards,
Tinnakorn

Hi,
Sorry it's taken a week to get back, I've tried to be as thorough as possible getting some results. I've attached a picture of the sub vi block diagram that I use to write the data to the local datasocket manager. The sequences either side of the datasocket write are there to record the time before and after the write. To test the operation of the datasocket write alone I replaced the variant input to the writer with a "Hello World" constant, it ran for 24 hours without failing. I repeated this test and tried starting / stopping other services such as Oracle that use the network and found that was also ok. I ran the entire system again and the problem reoccured. I stopped each of the four data sources in turn and found after stopping a PXI controller the problem disappeared. Communication with this controller is by a TCP/IP link rather than datasocket.
I have tried changing port nos. etc. but the problem doesn't go away. This PXI controller looks after thermocouple and RTD type measurements and if a channel is not connected it produces NaN errors occasionally. I detect these and trap them but I wondered if it is the "quality" of the data conversion to variant that is causing the writer to hang.
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