Same error and same driver cited. I went back and read your first post and as you indicated the problems soon started after you installed the Nokia N95 driver and the suit. You then uninstalled.

Question: Are you sure it was fully uninstalled? If you have any driver remnant left behind they have been known attempt to access addresses even though the program is no longer installed. This can cause crashes.

Go to your Search function found in your Start Menu and do a search for anything with Nokia. Just type it in and take it from there. Uninstall everything having to do with this software. Just be careful.

I already searched the keyword "Nokia", but found nothing, is there any other method? I use Registry Clean, and there are some Nokia registries left, should I delete them? What is the best registry cleaner to use? I am quite afraid to touch registry.

There is this PC Suite Cleaner, but it does not support Windows Vista, and it is dated April 2007, I don't know if I should use it.

Thanks in advance.

No, don't use anything that is not Vista compatible and be careful of 3rd party software.

RegCleaner is a good one and it is free but make sure it works with Vista. You should not have anything with Nokia if you uninstalled it (unless you have some other Nokia software).

CCleaner is another good little tool and they have a Tool that uninstalls.

Can you tell us what Nokia items are still left in the registry?

I already uninstalled all Nokia softwares from "Programs and Features". Maybe there are some leftovers, I am not sure. I searched Google, and it seems that it is not only me who have this problem, their solution is to upgrade to Vista SP1.

Here are the items: