Johan,
I looked at the memory dump that you provided, and I am pretty sure I
know what the problem is. It appears that you are using
traditional DAQ in your application, and you are probably stopping the
application while it is doing a DMA transfer. Unfortunatley this
will cause your machine to crash and is expected behavior. In
general it is a bad idea to abort any application that is currently
doing any DAQ transfers because it could cause behavior like what you
are seeing.
I am not sure why you did not see this behavior on a different
computer, however I imagine that the application has changed in
functionality. My advice would be to use a stop button in your
application instead of the CVI stop button. This way you can end
your program safely when all resources are closed. You can
then use the stop button while debugging and let it run until compleation.
Shawn B.
National Instruments
