System error 31 lvrt.dll

Hi,
http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/System-Error-31-while-loading-the-LabVIEW-Run-Time-Engine/m-p/796745...
there is a link to KnowledgeBase article http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/110B7341869E3D7A86256B350072E6A9?OpenDocument
I get an answer: You are not authorized to view this document
Is it possible to find and get this old article?
I see similar error message on my sreen. I try to use old Danfoss software, which uses Labview.

Hi,
Runtime was installed, that was not the reason. I think that reason was missing DCOM (Distributed Component Object Model) for Windows 95. Installing DCOM made LabVIEW runtime system working. Waking up old software is interesting: 1. find a computer old enough 2. find and get all old software components needed. Today DCOM is identified as harmful code, downloading process wanted to delete it immediately.
Broken document link is a problem. We should add to document links some information about linked document so that it is possible to search it when the link is not working
thanks VesaU

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I have an application developed with LabView RT 8.6 that run 24h/day and randomly crash evry 3-10 day with this error:
LVRT.DLL load address 0x1924000. Attached I put log file available after restarting PXI.
I dont found any information on this error, and it's very hard to found the soluction... any idea?
Attachments:
lvrt_err_log.txt ‏66 KB

Application was developed with LV 8.6, actually I have installed a LV 8.6.1 in my lap top where I develope the application. I attach some print screen of configuration of PXI.
Application running on PXI consist of several never-ending loop, one of this is a time-critical loop where I from CAN, DAQ, and I send data via CAN. There is other Hardware-timed loop that comunicate via TCP/IP with PLC and with host computer (but application on host is not developed with LV, use a client socket to comunicate with PXI for reading data).
Error Log show alwayis the same error, and for my opionon, there is no relation for when the event occur, can be in any moment.
Application in pxi has some VI that are published as web service for diagnostic only, but there is no any interaction with user, (no keyboard and no mouse), it's a silent application, that read some encoder, calculate speed and aceleration, generate some output and send all data acquired via tcp/ip... 24 h/day.
Strange is that error position is always at 0x1924000, in all the error log!
Unfortunatly system is used all the day, and it's very far from office, so debug can be done only at specific day, when production is off... and internet is unavailable...
Enabling the debug mode, It's possible to have more information about the problem without changing the performance of the system?
Thank's for you help!
Nicola
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Upon start up of my laptop I get a APS Daemon.exe system error - MSVCR80.dll is missing. This just started out of the blue. At one point it told me to reinstall ITunes. Is that truly necessary?

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I found disabling Apple push (APSDaemon.exe) from the start up will stop the error from appearing, however this will disable wireless syncing. If you don't use it than it shouldn't be an issue.
I'm using a PC so you can disable it using the msconfig command and turning it off in the Startup tab. I don't know if Mac users are experiencing the same issue. Hopefully Apple will fix it in their next update.

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After iTunes update, iTunes.exe System Error - msvcr80.dll missing. Followed the support suggestion & uninstalled then re-installed iTunes 5 times & still no good so followed Apples advice & uninstalled again then went into programme files & manually deleted the files re-installed again & now getting iTunes.exe System Error - icudt49.dll missing. I give up, anyone out there help ?

I've just (finally) managed to fix this problem today. I checked the Apple Support forums, and it seems a lot of people are having the same problem.
I rang the Apple Support line, and the very helpful man (thanks Alan!) talked me through it stage by stage. If you go to the following page on the internet:http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5376 it takes you through the process. WARNING - it takes a little time! The main purpose of this is to remove any trace of the old version of iTunes from your computer...
Basically, the first thing you have to do is go to your Program Files and double click on your iTunes folder. There'll be a number of files with the suffix .dll - you need to move all the .dll files from that folder to your desktop - you can simply click and drag them on the desktop..
Next, uninstall iTunes - go to Control Panel / Add/Rempve Programs and when the list comes up remove iTunes. This will take a few minutes... Then reboot your computer.
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Apple Application Support
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1. how Do I solve this issue.
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Ok, I had a glitch, forced to restart, and lost my train of thought.
Reinstalling iTunes should fix the major issue that might have gone wrong, perhaps your explaination points will disappear and everything will be peachy again.
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You don't want to import all your music again, but it's a option, but you lose all your playlists, that's what I'm trying to recover.
If oyu don't have a whole lot of playlists, then simply select all the explaimation point music and delete, select File from the menu and import your itunes folder again.

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NI System Configuration APIs - Init session - Error nierinterface.dll

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i tried to use the VIs from the system configuration api:
http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/373107E-01/nisyscfg/initialize_session/
When i start my VI or if i try to open the VIs "init session" i got the message
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Hi sjunge,
it seems that something went wrong during the installation process.
Which version of LabVIEW and which drivers are you using?
First I would try to reinstall the NI System Configuration you can finde it here:
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Lam

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System error message and application crash - ModName: lvrt.dll Offset: 00080a6a

I'm running into an error message which is proving particularly difficult to debug. After my built application has been running for some time, a windows system error will pop up telling me my application has done something bad and needs to be shut down (and sorry for the inconvenience). Clicking through to the "see what the error report contains" page reveals the issue as being in the lvrt.dll module at offset 0080a6a.
This unfortunately doesn't mean much to me.
On some occasions when I click "Don't Send", another error message pops up informing me there is "Not enough memory available to complete this operation".
The program will typically run between 8 and 24 hours before the error occurs, though I've had it run error-free for upwards of 48.
My program is unfortunately fairly large, and depends on communication with proprietary hardware so can't be uploaded in a functional state. In general terms, the body of the program (which is executing when the error occurs) involves RS-485 serial communication and simultaneous display of data to 7 continuously updating strip charts (producer-consumer design), along with envalope detection and RMS calculations in real time, all of which is multiplied by two parallel channels (around 1Mb/s data rate for each). The data is also buffered and stored in binary files for later review. Binary files are closed and a new one is opened for every 10 minutes of data collection (approx 50MB of data).
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I can't say my hopes are high with this one, and I'm gonna continue to comb over the code for any possible conflicts, but any insight would be appreciated.

Claire,
Next time the error message comes up I will take a screenshot of it for you. Unfortunately that may not be until Monday, as tonight is the soonest I'll be able to run another long-term test. The time between failures is the most frustrating part to debug!
There are no errors on compiling or building the application in LabVIEW. My testing has been done mostly on the distribution laptops in application form, with no LabVIEW dev tools installed, Windows XP 32 bit.
The overnight test I attempted on the development machine (within the LabVIEW environment) welcomed me the next morning with a rebooted machine, and so I wasn't able to see an error message (if there was one). Vista 64 on the development machine. Reviewing the data files, I got about 9 hours worth before the crash.
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System error 988 whlie loading the LabView eun-time engine (C:\Program file\....\\lvrt.dll)

I am trying to use NI devices with Lazarus (there is no pascal section, so I post here).
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Lvrt.dll error on Windows XP

I had an application built using LabView 5 on Win98 system and it was running perfectly, I decided to upgrade the system to Windows XP,then, i used Labview Run-Time Engine 5.1.1, i was surprized when the application ran perfectly also (I know that 5.1.1 works only till Win2000!!!), BUT, after 10 to 15 minutes from idle process, i get an error from WinXP saying that there was a problem in my exe file because of (lvrt.dll), when i restart the application it runs OK.
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