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ysunamiBTP

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  1. THANKS Mainard, If you want to delete the 2 postings with links you can since you merged the postings. I must have spent 30 minutes attempting to attach something. I think you should put an ICON in the TOOLBAR!
  2. I cannot believe I cannot attach a file to a REPLY in my earlier posting concerning this issue, but can by starting a new topic. Is there something wrong about this? See the screenshot. You can see the hierarchy of the Control Design directory & there is only 1 _Model Conversions subdirectory. Note that the file CD Predictive Observer_ModelSelect.vi is within the _Inplementation subdirectory. It seems to me that MALWAREBYTES is chasing subVI’s within primary VI’s if you understand the structure of LabView. If this is indeed the case since many primary VI’s have common subVI’s then superfluous iterations will be encountered in these scans & run times could balloon to unpredictable scales. Eventually the pathname kept getting larger & repeated itself to the point it expanded beyond the view capability of the display & the scan rate slowed to less than 1 file per 2 seconds. How do we circumvent this?
  3. Attached are some results. How do I attach or upload an image? You would see the hierarchy of the Control Design directory & there is only 1 _Model Conversions subdirectory. Note that the file CD Predictive Observer_ModelSelect.vi is within the _Inplementation subdirectory. It seems to me that MALWAREBYTES is chasing subVI’s within primary VI’s. If this is indeed the case since many primary VI’s have common subVI’s then superfluous iterations will be encountered in these scans & run times could balloon to unpredictable scales.
  4. I recently did a scan of my WIN 7 machine & encountered what appears to be a circular loop that causes MALWAREBYTES to either slow down or repeat itself. I let the scan run for 40 hours & it never concluded so I aborted. It was scanning a directory from National Instruments for LabView 2009. The directory is vi.lib/addons. Is there any known issue on this? Should I uninstall & then reinstall MALWAREBYTES? My version is 1.41.
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