I got the following from Bleeping Computer.
Thank you for the minidump: I think we are on the right track here and I see a number of possibilities. With any luck I should be able to pinpoint the problem with some more information rather than take a "stab in the dark" approach" from this point.
Let's collect some more information: I'll have a look at it and help you try to resolve the problem.
:step1: Download the following 2 files and save both to the My Documents folder:
BSOD_XP_v1.3_jcgriff2_PROD_.exe - a system file collection application provided by jcgriff2
autoruns.exe - an application provided by Microsoft SysInternals.
:step2: Go to the My Documents folder and run #1 (BSOD_XP_v1.3_jcgriff2_PROD_.exe). (That will also run #2.)
It will take a little time to complete: Please be patient and wait for it to finish.
A new folder named TSF_XP_Support will be created in My Documents.
:step3: Zip up the newly created TSF_XP_Support folder.
Right-click on the TSF_XP_Support folder > Send to ... > Compressed (zipped) Folder.
The newly created zip file will be located in the My Documents folder.
:step4: Please upload the zip file to a file sharing website of your choice and and post a link to it in this thread so that we can access your uploaded zip file.
Note: The BC forums will allow a total attachment size of only 512 kb (and what you need to attach will exceed this limit).
See the suggestions in the following links for recommendations on file sharing websites:
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Steps 1 and 2 ran as described, however when I looked in My Documents as instructed in Step 3, the folder TSF_XP_Support was not created. Could a virus be defeating this step or could Norton Security Suite be preventing the folder's creation? I'm at a loss.