Windows xp embedded network tcp/ip problem

We are running a TCP/IP connection using Labview under windows XP. Periodically, under windows XP, our server crashes. We do not seem to have this problem under windows 2000. The server code is based on the Labview examples and writes the data it two blocks - an int specifying the size of the message and the message itself. I've seen a few posts where there has been a "not enough memory" error that seems to be induced if the message is sent with two writes rather than one. I don't think this is our problem as it works under 2000 but I haven't seen any similar posts. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

What do you mean exactly when you say the server crashes? LV shutsdown? Blue-Screen-Of-Death? XP locks-up and stops responding?
Have you watched the memory allocation for LV while your server is running? A problem in some NI examples is that they sometimes aren't as rigorous about closing open references as they perhaps should be...
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When you print to your network printer, does it fail, and when you check the printer status it says Offline?
Do you have problems printing to your wireless printer after your PC has been asleep?
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1) Install this Microsoft patch to make sure this private-public-private network issue does not reoccur. It is part of the April 2014 Windows Update package for Windows 8.1 and Server2012 R2 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2919355).
2) Install this Microsoft patch for the WSD service. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/3000461
If this does not help, then please follow the steps list below which will give you a Workaround that may help with this problem.
Assign the printer a static IP address
An IP address is an Internet network address that the computer can use to communicate with the printer. Enter a static IP address to make sure that the wireless connection remains stable. Follow these steps to assign the printer a static IP address.
Get the printer IP address.
Press the Wireless button on the printer control panel to view the network settings.
Access the Network menu on the printer control panel.
Print a Network Configuration Page or Wireless Test Report page.
Once you have the printer's IP address, open a new web browser window or tab.
Type the IP address in your web browser's address bar, and then press Enter.
Make sure that you type the IP address into the browser's address box. If you type it into a tool bar search box, the EWS will not open.
If the message 'There is a problem with this website's security certificate' appears in the web browser when you try to open the embedded web server (EWS), or when you navigate within the EWS, click ' Continue to this website (not recommended)'.
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Choosing 'Continue to this website (not recommended)' will not harm your computer while you navigate within the EWS for your printer. If you encounter this error outside of your printer's EWS, your computer could be at risk.
If the browser fails to open the EWS after you click 'Continue to this website (not recommended)', refresh the browser window.
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In the EWS, click the Network tab.
In the Wireless section, click the Network Address (IP) or IPv6 configuration, depending on your network setup.
Click Manual IP, and then click Suggest a Manual IP Address. A manual IP address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway displays.
After the manual IP address populates, click Manual DNS Server.
note:
Keep a record of the manual IP address for reference.
On the Network Configuration Page you printed earlier, locate the DNS Server addresses, type the DNS addresses in the Manual Preferred DNS Server and Manual Alternate DNS Server fields, and then click Apply.
If the DNS addresses are not listed on the Network Configuration Page, or if you have trouble accessing the network or Internet with the original DNS addresses, use one of the following methods to obtain DNS addresses.
Method one: Use publicly available DNS server addresses
Configure the printer using publicly available DNS server addresses. To find available DNS server addresses, search online for 'public DNS servers'.
After you find public DNS server addresses, type the addresses in the Manual Preferred DNS Server and Manual Alternate DNS Server fields, and then click Apply.
Method two: Get the network DNS information via your computer
Select your operating system, and then use the following directions to obtain the DNS server addresses.
Right-click the Start button () or the lower left corner of the screen, click Run, type cmd, and then press Enter.
When the command window opens, type ipconfig /all, and then press Enter. Information about the computer's network displays.
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In the EWS, type the DNS addresses in the Manual Preferred DNS Server and Manual Alternate DNS Server fields, and then click Apply.
Print a test page to make sure that the printer's IP address is the same as you assigned.
Right-click the Start button () or the lower left corner of the screen, click Search, type HP and click your printer in the results. Click Utilities, and then click Update IP address to update the address in the software.
Adding a Wireless Network Printer using Control Panel
Go to Control Panel and choose Devices and Printers
Click on Add Printer
The PC will search the local network and display the network printers.
Choose the printer and select Next
The system will then try and auto select a compatible driver
Select the current driver and Click Next
The system will then ask for a name for the printer. The user can change the name and then click Next
The User can then choose to share the printer
The user can select to make this new printer the default and then click Finish.
The new printer is now setup but this printer may be using the In OS driver (Class) rather than the HP Full Function driver.
To change the printer to use the HP Full Function driver follow the following instructions. I would recommend changing the driver to the HP Full Function driver as the User can then use features such as Custom paper sizes.
Go back into Control Panel and choose devices and Printers, right click on the newly created printer and choose Printer Properties
Choose the Advanced Tab
Click on the driver section drop down and choose the Driver for the printer that does not have the words Class driver after it.
Click apply and then OK and the driver will be changed to the HP Full Function driver for the printer.
The user should try this configuration and see if they still experience problems.
Please Note:
DO NOT Remove the Original Printer Icon from Devices and Printers as the HP Printer Assistant will stop working.
JonW
I work for HP

I have the printer offline problem. It started when I ran out of toner. I have now installed a new toner cartridge.
Your solution does not help me because I have tried to install Win8.1 and it failed.
I would just reinstall my printer but I have a long list of items in my print queque and I don't want to lose them.
Is there another solution?
Or is there a way I can save the print queue?
Mike

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6. Streaming video from abc.com or southparkstudios.com from the Cox cable modem
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Tried update driver in nvidia control panel, no luck. I have also turned off the networking power saver option in the adapter settings.

Hi,
Considering this issue occurs on 2 different machines, I also think this issue may be more hardware related. You may also try the following:
1.    If the computers are connecting to a router, please ensure the router’s firmware is up-to-date.
2.    Please run the following command in an elevated command prompt in Windows 7:
netsh interface tcp set global rss=disabled
netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
netsh int ip set global taskoffload=disabled
3.    Disable SNP in Windows 7 by setting Registry as following:
Note: Please perform a full-system backup first.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters]
EnableTCPChimney=dword:00000000
EnableTCPA=dword:00000000
EnableRSS=dword:00000000
If the keys do not exist, please create them and assign the value.
An update to turn off default SNP features is available for Windows Server 2003-based and Small Business Server 2003-based computers
4.    If the issue persists, please add another network adapter to this computer and see how it works.
Hope this helps. Thanks.
Nicholas Li - MSFT
Hi, I'm experiencing a simular problem here.
My PC was using Asus P5Q-E motherboard but exchanged it for Asus P5Q TURBO Pro because it loses 'connectivity ' after an interval between a few hrs to 26hrs. During this state, I can't browse or my Outlook to check emails. The only thing that can send/receive data is Vuze. Plus, the strange thing is that the network icon says there's nothing wrong at all (when it obviously there is). Even the currency desktop gadgets says the time elapsed since it 'lost connectivity '.
I initially thought P5Q-E was faulty so now I'm using the TURBO Pro. However, the problem still persisted.
I am using Win 7 Ultimate x64 with all the updates and drivers. Connected via LAN cable to the router and the firmware is the latest. My ISP sent me a replacement router to confirm that their equipment is not faulty, which is true.
I have tried the above methods 1-3.
Although I'm not sure if I implemented Method 3 correctly since I don't usually go to the registry but here's what it looks like after creating it:
EnableRSS   REG_DWORD   0x00000001 (1)
EnableTCPA REG_DWORD   0x00000001 (1)
EnableTCPChimey REG_DWORD   0x00000001 (1)
There are 3 more PC's and 1 laptop in the house. 2 PCs use Win XP, 1 uses Win 7 Ultimate x64 and laptop uses Linux Ubuntu.
My PC has a second OS, Linux Ubuntu, I used it to time trial both motherboards (before and after switching) and found no problems at all even after 48hrs, so it confirms it's not a hardware issue.
The other PC's apart from mine are connected wirelessly. As far as I've been told, they don't experience the same issue I have.
I've been trying to tackle this problem for months now and I'm frustrated to reboot my PC every time it 'loses connection '.
I chatted with Asus about the issue when I still had the P5Q-E mobo, they said that they built a simular system to mine with the same mobo and said they couldn't reproduce the problem I'm having. THey even tested on other mobos with the same LAN chip and found nothing wrong. That's why I got the TURBO Pro that has a different LAN chip.
Anyone got anymore suggestions???
Thanks in advance.

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I'm trying to install the latest (standards-based) browser I can on on old Windows XP Embedded computer. The computer's hardware does not meet the "Recommended Hardware" of a Pentium 4 (it has a P3). I initially tried installing/running Firefox version 28, and that seemed to work fine. Version 36 gives the error I stated in the question. It's not paramount that I run the *latest* version of Firefox (the browser is ONLY used for an intranet application), but I'd like to install the latest version that will run, and if there's a simple fix for this version, I'd like to explore that.
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Just to be sure I installed and ran an antivirus scan against it though - as suspected, nothing suspicious found.
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NI DAQmx 14.2 and Windows 7 embedded

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I try to install an application using labview 2014 with an acquisition device NI USB-6251 on a Windows 7 platform brand new embedded.
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(See the images below)
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Sorry for my poor English
Greetings to all.
Lionel
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Hello Miello,
Thank you for your answer, I just tried the "run as Admin ..." with the right button, with the same problem in the end.
It is true that this manipulation is not well documented in Windows 7.
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If the installation succeeded this clearly show that the problem is on the Windows 7 side, otherwise the problem is in the application builder or modules ...
To be continued ...

Can no longer connect to Windows XP Home Network

I recently upgraded to Mavericks and just noticed I can not longer connect to my Windows XP Home Network. Besides sharing files I also print through that network, but it's not just the printer that's afftected. In "Finder" I see the Home>Office Folder but I can't connect to it. I deleted the printer and tried to re-add it but I get a message saying that the server my not exist or is unavailable.
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There is a problem with connecting to a shared printer on Windows XP from Mavericks. But you should still be able to connect to a shared folder, although my testing was with Windows XP Pro, not Home. One thing you do have to ensure is that the Windows user account has a password. You cannot connect to a shared folder on WinXP if the Windows account has no password.

Can Air 2 run on Windows XP Embedded?

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Once I shifted to Windows XP Embedded, it crashed after running for a certain time.
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i have a problem i am unable to run j2ee applications
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LabVIEW application run on Windows XP Embedded

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Who is the official? NI? If it isn't supported, NI is unlikely to be trying to solve the issue as we are a bit beyond XP. You'd need to find unsupported methods to hack it a bit. I'm not sure you'll enjoy this process

Is it possible to use a CompactDAQ and NI-DAQmx in the TPC-2212 with Windows 7 Embedded System?

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Is it possible or I should use a panel pc?
Thanks.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

This thread is a bit old, but I thought it would be worth while responding (as I was wondering the same thing a day ago).
The answer to the OP's concern(s) is YES, you can install DAQmx on your Windows 7 embedded TPC-2212 touch panel device while connecting to your cDAQ hardware. YES, it will function (depending on your memory constraints). DAQmx BASE is NOT a requirement (which, to me, seems very ambiguous if you're referring to NI's documentation for the LabVIEW Touch Panel Module).
My confusion began when it seemed using the Touch Panel Module for the 2212 was a requirement, not an option. If one proceeds with this assumption, then referring to the TPM documentation:
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NOTE: this link above is to an older version, but the content itself (also installed locally with the TPM in \\manuals\TPC_Getting_Started.pdf) remains relatively unchanged.
Section "Installing Additional Tools" clearly states "You must install additional tools on the target depending on the functionality you need." Immediately following is the installation procedures for DAQmx Base. You'll see the same statement in the LabVIEW help files that get installed with the TPM on your development machine. Nowhere does it state, for Windows Embedded, that it's possible to use DAQmx itself.
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Connect to your 2212 over a network connection (I just used a cross over cable and connected directly). Create a shared directory and copy the downloaded installer on over - install. You could, of course, download direct if your 2212 is already networked with web access.
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Windows XP Embedded

I am planning on using Windows XP Embedded for my first time. The system
will have to boot off a CD-ROM and cannot have a hard drive. It will run a
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Good advice also...
I should check it out as well...
I don't know about making an XP guy out of me.. )

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We are planning on installing the Adobe Flash Player 10.1 on one of our product. It is a ruggedized PC designed for the field operator. To train our operators, we have a dedicated set of Flash tutorials that they can load up in the field to help them out whenever they want. While it is a PC where people can install additional products, we are using Windows XP Embedded as the operating system.
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forget the things the other ppl said.
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If you have a good running system you can depend on it and LV will run propperly too.
Make sure your EWF manager works fine.
Most of the problems come from bad hardware.
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Mostly the problem is caused by bad hardware, high temperatur or a failure between the ears of the programmer.
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Yours with kind regards
Martin
With kind regards
Martin Kunze
KDI Digital Instrumentation.com
e-mail: [email protected]
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Thanks but I'd much rather solve the issue. I've been swapping files over the LAN in my office between all different OSX versions and windows XP and 7 without any problems for the past 4 years, until now. The main difficulty seems to be between on iMac running mavs and my Macbook Pro also running Mavs. The others don't seem to have a problem apart from odd occasions. Why is this unreliable all of a sudden? I'd like to think that there's a way I can reset things or perhaps dump a cache somewhere to start a fresh. I know it's not my sharing settings because otherwise the other computers in the room wouldn't be able to share between both problem machines.

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Hi,
The tick mark in checkbox (xfa form) displays as "4" in Windows XP Embedded. Kindly help

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I found a description in the XFA specs about the marks, which let me think that it is your Reader that causes the effect.
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