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Mine does this also. Its my work phone too, so its very annoying when people say "can you repeat that you broke up". I called ATT and got a new sim card, finally called enough times to switch my phone out and it still does it. I have ATT

That can be a problem with the noise cancellation feature. There is a mic on the back of the phone near the camera; it must not be covered when you are on a call, either with your hand, a case not designed for the phone, or the flap of a folio case that has been folded back. You can also try turning off noise cancellation in Settings/Accessibility - Audio & Visual.

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When iPhone 13 first came out, a lot of people on Verizon were having dropped calls on their new phones. This wasn't happening to people on AT&T for example. You should definitely reach out to Verizon. When you go to Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Options > Voice & Data - what are the phones set to? The recommended setting would be 5G Auto.

Well, the case is the problem, not the phone. You can try using a lower listening volume in the hope it will prevent feedback from the speaker to the microphone, which is what is causing the call to break up.

If your phone still disconnects, your cellular signal may not be strong enough. See if the problem persists when your signal is stronger.

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I've built a moderately complex labview program to communicate with a new analyzer I'm building. To describe the application briefly, the main VI is a user interface that, in an initialization step, asynchronously calls a dozen other VIs. Each called VI is a state machine that handles communication with a specific component of my analyzer, be it Heat Controllers, Flow Controllers, NI DAQmx channels, a SQL database, etc. I use GFV's and/or AE's to communicate information between the main VI and each component. The system works well when running it through NI Labview 2012 SP1 (Full Development Version). I can build the project successfully, but when I run the build (on the same development machine), I encounter the "The VI is not executable. The full development version of LabVIEW is required to fix the errors" message.

My first step in troubleshooting this was to isolate the issue. I removed all the asynchronous calls, rebuilt it, and the program runs without errors (granted, none of the state machines that handle intrument I/O are running). This gave me the impression my user interface VIs aren't the problem.

The next step I took was to create a test project with a simplified user interface to asynchronously call and control a single component. The first component I tried controls a Heater, and it works perfectly. I build it, and run it without errors or problems.

Thinking that component must not be an issue, I add the asynchronous call for that component back into my main VI, to test it there. It works well in the Labview Development environment, builds without errors, but alas, I get the same message that the "VI is not executable" when I attempt to run the build.

I'm at a loss as to how to trouble shoot this, or what might be causing the problem. Why would an asynchronous call to the same VI break one project's build executable, but not cause problems in a secondary projects executable?

Generally when we design the software and run it through the development system, the asynchronously called VI are located at specific locations, so it won't trouble us, but when we build the executable the VI path changes, make sure the called VI's have proper paths.

The message "VI is not executable" generally happens when you try to execute a VI which is already running/in error state. How are you making sure that the VI is running? Do you have a UI for the dynamically called VIs?

How are you loading the plugins? Are you using Static VI references or are you loading them dynamically from disk and if so, are you just referencing the VIs or using packed project libraries (.lvlibp)?

If it's the latter, are there type definitions / subvi's that are shared between the plugins and the caller? When the application is compiled, all of those SubVIs will get compiled into the .exe and the plugin will have a hard time to find them or will reference it's own version from a different path.

I use the VI Name Property to call VI's by name rather than absolute path. The result is the called VI appears under the list of dependencies. This removes the option to include the file within the "Source File" -> "Always Include" build option (probably because it is a dependency, and is thereby automatically included).

Furthermore, this method works when building and running an executable with the attached test project, but causes a broken executable with the main project using the exact same calling method.

When using the functioning Test Program, which has the exact same asynchrounous call, to the same file, in the same location, everything is running smoothly. I can determine the state of the Asynchronously called State Machine using Global Functional Variables (GFV's). These relay information between my State Machine and the Main UI, including the current state the SM is in. Additionally, for testing purposes, I have a popup dialog box that reports the number of iterations the state machine ran through right before it exits that VI.

I've attached a zip file of the test program I'm using. It builds and operates on my machine. When I use the same asynchronous call on my main program's UI, and rebuild, the previously executable build becomes broken.

Assuming "Plugin" refers the the Asynchronously called VI, there are Typedefs and SubVI's that are shared between the caller and the plugins. If the plugin has trouble finding and referencing the typedefs and subvi's (some of which I use as GFV's), then why does it work with my test project (attached above), but causes my main project to malfunction?

--- It includes an Asynchronous call to SM_OxygenatorOvenTest, which is a the husk of the original state machine with all DLL calls removed. It runs find in the development window, but when I build it, the exectuable gives the "This VI is not executable error".

--- It includes the same Asynchronous call to the SM_OxygenatorOvenTest. The attached version below has the DLL calls removed. It runs in the develpment environment, and I can build and run the executable without issues. It successfully communicates with the SM from the main program through the AE_OxygenatorOven VI.

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Recently, I was disabling TLS 1.0, 1.1, ssl, 3des security vulnerability. During the process the first thing broke was database and PVS communication and bunch of log with streaming service failure. First, I enabled TLS 1.1 on PVS that did not fix it and I ended up enabling both TLS 1.0 and 1.1 to get the stream services running and then able to to successfully the target device on hypervisor.

Next I followed the same process on DB server and ended up with same issue and followed same reverse fix of enabling vulnerability to get it working. For now I determine, the communication between DB and PVS uses TLS 1.0 but I have not been able dig down to find way to avoid TLS 1.1 on both server.

I called Citrix support on weekend but support could not figure it out and suggested that I should enable 1.0 as workaround, as the the workaround leads to no production down it is not supported under break/fix support. During the weekdays when I called I was told to disable TLS 1.0 and then call break fix on weekend and weekend support suggested me to keep TLS 1.0 enabled.

Has anyone implement fix for TLS 1.0 between PVS and DB. Does it need upgrade of native SQL agent, or .net?