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  * original title - help me please: (*)

  Hello

  ·                         Follow the information from apple to the link below

  read this information on avfoundationcf.dll

  http://discussions.Apple.com/message.jspa?MessageID=12932050#12932050

  Remove and reinstall iTunes, QuickTime, and other software components for Windows Vista or Windows 7

  http://support.Apple.com/kb/HT1923

  and or ask for their support of itunes

  http://www.Apple.com/support/iTunes/

  and also try itunes discussions

  http://discussions.Apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=149

• Rpcrt4.dll error at startup

  HI guys,.

  I have seen similar topics, but to be honest more I look into it more I'm confused.

  I get this error come in saying the ordinal 1000 could not be located in the dynamic link library rpcrt4.dll error. up to the top of the box, it says cloudsyncapp.exe - ordinal not found.

  I am currently under a new laptop with windows 7 64 bit system, it came when I transferred all fines in front of the old dell laptop that was running windows 10.

  any help appreciated.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  I understand that you receive error message RPCRT4.dll on start up and I'll be happy to answer your query.

  The Rpcrt4.dll file is a file associated with the program Remote Procedure Call and is used by a number of Windows applications for connections, network and Internet, which allow computers and devices communicate with each other in order to keep your computer in perfect working condition. Because this file is a dynamic link library file, this means that it has a specific function to be performed so that your system works.

  Some of the main causes of this particular error will resolve around the file itself, as well as with the Windows registry. Some of the causes are going to be:

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  You can try the following methods and check the result.

  Method 1: Check your internet connection

  The first thing we do is to reset your modem or router, as this will refresh your Internet connection. You can ask for help from your ISP doing so. To reset the modem or the router follow the instructions:

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  These messages are really annoying.  Have you tried Spybot and AVG running.

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• Update of the indicators of the façade is trolling in the test of the functions in the provider DLL

  I'm looking to see if someone can explain a behavior to display weird LabVIEW I see when to test some timeout works in a third party DLL. I have a work around in place but I would still like to know why, without the workaround, the information displayed by the indicators on the front panel are not synchronized with what is happening in the execution of the VI, even though I tried all sorts of things to impose the synchronization. Note that to run the VI in a useful way, you need to be able to communicate with a Galil axes via an Ethernet controller, and which, for the most part, limited this discussion to what the experts among you know happen under the hood of LabVIEW in situations like this.

  This is what looks like the VI when my work around (false wait added) is active. It's a small state machine that uses the elements of the array "Test Sequence" to tell him what to do in each step of its implementation. Here he plays a first time-out value, sets a new value of timeout, reading again, the timeout by asking a READING of the controller (without having first asked to say anything), followed by restoring the initial time-out and then tests to stop.  The two indicators in the red rectangle are there to show the current status of the execution, and it is this pair of indicators which are not synchronized with the State of the actual program.

  

  When execution completes, it is what we see.

  

  If the false timeout is too short, then the indicators are not synchronized with the State of the program, or in this case, with the other.  Note that the only time wherever the VI display is static enough for me to take a screenshot as it is during the period of "Test Timeout. When the time-out occurs Finally, things be synchronized and the same results are displayed.

  

  Here's the code.  I am also attaching a folder zipped with the code, just because I don't know if the extracts are smart enough to include all the dll referenced by library call nodes.

  

  Here on the left of the loop indicator 'State' and 'Index' terminals can be seen. The 'fake Wait' needed to make the indicators work synchronously appears below in the same area. Before coming with this 'fix' things I've tried, what has not worked, were:

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  Another thing that worked linked a "probe" to any data path entrance side of the conditional structure. I thought that it causes also a few milliseconds of delay as the expectation.

  My best guess at what happens is that display updates are "launch and forget" actions that occur on parallel execution paths in the single execution thread and function on obtaining some of the main process to complete time slices. But when the main process is the name of an external library, which, outside the library can't share time with all other processes that can run in the same thread.  All this makes sense?

  This is because all these CFLN calls to the dll are set to run in the UI thread (to view the color orange on the top of the node).

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  What make these 3 part of the dll?  They need to run in the UI thread?  Is there a problem with the standby so that the DLLs are not pounding the UI thread?

• How run a background app to LV, but retain the ability to shoot to the top of the façade?

  I'm trying to run an application that I wrote in the background on Windows computers I own, but I don't want people using these computers (friends + parents) notice or disrupting the application. However, I don't want that just run seamlessly (property node); I want to be able to call to the top of the front face, when I need to. A perfect example would be to minimize it to the system tray, with options to right click for the loading of the façade.

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  .. .and the next post.

  Mike...

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  I get the following error: error \mset16g.dll specified module could not be found.  I am running XP on top of vmware fusion

  Hello Salim'sMailbox,.

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  ·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  Follow these methods.

  Method 1: Perform a clean boot to see if there is a conflict of software like the clean boot helps eliminate software conflicts.

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

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  Note: The data files that are infected must be cleaned only by removing the file completely, which means that there is a risk of data loss.

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  Fun to read and I thank you for the reply.

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