Solution
If using VMS and LabVIEW or TestStand:This error is related to the version of NI-SCOPE you have installed with the NI VMS software. In the particular case where you have NI-SCOPE 14.1 installed, trying to run an analog video acquisition will cause this memory error message to appear.
The NI-SCOPE driver causes the crash if you attempt to run any LabVIEW-built DLL or executable that was built with an earlier version of NI-SCOPE. Since VMS is an application based on LabVIEW, this crash is related to VMS attempting to call NI-SCOPE functions when running through TestStand or LabVIEW.
Returning to the 14.0 version of NI-SCOPE doesn't present this behavior and should resolve the problem. Be sure to uninstall the NI-SCOPE 14.1 Runtime in addition to the main driver component. You can also upgrade to NI-SCOPE 15.1, which is the first version to include a fix for the issue.
For other applications:If you have acquired a program that was built in another country, this error can arise by in-congruent Uni-code language settings. To change your computers Uni-code settings...
- Go to Language and Region Settings in Windows
- Under Related Settings, Click Additional Date, Time, and Regional Settings (may appear different in non-Windows 10 OS's)
- A new popup window appears, click change location
- A second popup window appears, under the administrative tab, click Change System Locale
- Select the correct locale