To work around the problem, I disabled nView Desktop Manager (Right click on the desktop, select nView Properties, and click disable in the nView Desktop Manager groupbox). Although the assembly instructions and register values described online do not exactly match those in our log, they were close enough for me to conclude that it is the same issue. See: Ī detailed investigation of this problem is available on this site:Īs per this article, the hang is due to an infinite loop in nview.dll. This is supported by the fact that explorer uses 100% CPU, as confirmed by these reports. Postings on the internet about nview!NVLoadDatabase suggest that there is an unpatched defect in nview. This is interesting because nView is a 3rd party DLL provided by NVidia. Why did this problem only occur in production?
NVIDIA NVIEW DRIVERS
nVidia Video Drivers with nView enabled.Windows XP based Workstation with 2 monitors.I was recently working on a windows program that would sometimes become unresponsive when scrolling through a large list of items in a production environment.
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