"ASSERT in LSP" crash on client

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On a Notes 7.0.2 client on XP the following error message is displayed randomly when Notes is being used:

nlnotes.exe

Assert in LSP

g_socket_data.Lookup(s) == 0

capture\lsp\nolsp\wsp_patches.cpp:1381

It started, according to the user, after he applied the update Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 to Windows XP and rebooted. I have run a repair through the 7.0.2 installation program but it did not help.

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated,

Ned Grubb

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Subject: “ASSERT in LSP” crash on client

I can’t offer any help but I just got a new workstation yesterday and I’m getting the same error message. I’ve got MSIE 6 and Notes 6.5.1 so it doesn’t seem to be specific to the browser or Notes client version.

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Subject: “ASSERT in LSP” crash on client

I had this error with GDSE 5.0.0611.13328-en-pb. The new version 5.0.0611.15590-en-pb I downloaded today seems to fix it.

http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Desktop-Enterprise_Something-is-Broken/browse_frm/thread/ffd43cb502f77a13?

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Subject: “ASSERT in LSP” crash on client

Running install of Lotus Notes V6.5.4 on Win XP SP2 I had the same error. I removed the Google desktop from my system and the problem was solved.

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Subject: RE: “ASSERT in LSP” crash on client

This is absolutely correct, Google Desktop is the problem

10x to you all

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Subject: Was Google Desktop installed/upgraded?

This appears to be the common factor for the people I’ve seen getting this error

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Subject: Removing Google Desktop worked

Thanks!

I removed the Google Desktop application and the error message stopped.

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Subject: RE: Removing Google Desktop worked

Add me to the list of people that uninstalled Google Desktop (GD)and the problem went away. I don’t know what they did with the latest version but it doesn’t agree with Notes. The workstation that I was using the day before had an older version of GD and was working well.

Thanks for the tip, Ned!

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Subject: RE: Removing Google Desktop worked

Same here. Google desktop was not a problem til upgrading to the latest version.

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Subject: Google Desktop

I saw the same problem this morning, which was when I first rebooted after updating Google Desktop to the latest version. After I uninstalled Google Desktop, the errors ceased to pop up.

I made a note about this thread in my reason for uninstalling Google Desktop, so maybe the Google Desktop team will address the problem shortly.

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Subject: RE: Google Desktop

I have had a couple of users getting the same message and uninstalling Google Destktop fixed every instance. Seems you guys have found the culprit.