Damn can't remeber if it's Xp or not
I think it is
Go to Windows Updates->Custom
And download (if you can!) Xp Service Pack 3 (genuine)
Fully install it

Lets leave AV out for the moment

The new card idea still sounds good

Also,

I need to sign off for awhile

And think of it this way, I haven't actually helped
But we have tried a few things.
I wonder if any others have any ideas (be aware that others do read these threads)

installing new nic card now.. hopefully it will auto detect the model. Its a D-link

ill burn my computer before I ever install another service pack!!!

lol

No the Service Packs do help

SP3 does all the updates since the release of Xp
Some of these security updates are for stability !!

Anyway if the D-Link works with the correct drivers, make sure to disable the original net card (either in Device Manager or CMOS (that press DEL message when starting your computer.

Once SP3 is installed (hint hint) you can then re-enable the net driver, and test again.

THE BSOD IS GONE!!! But now it just restarts wihtout the window!! lol
It happens maybe once, twice a day. Just restart out of no where.. cant figure it out
Attached are my minidumps

And if you want to include a specific pack... I will be more than willing to do that... Considering this whole incident started with xpsp2

Inside the 5 MiniDumps:

Please try this:

Manual steps to run Chkdsk from My Computer or Windows Explorer

• Open My Computer, and then right-click the hard disk that you want to check.
• Click Properties, and then click Tools.
• Under Error-checking, click Check Now. A dialog box that shows the Check disk options is displayed

Use one of the following procedures:

• • To run Chkdsk in read-only mode, click Start.
• • To repair errors without scanning the volume for bad sectors, select the Automatically fix file system errors check box, and then click Start. (tick)
• • To repair errors, locate bad sectors, and recover readable information, select the Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors check box.

Note If one or more of the files on the hard disk are open, you will receive the following message:

Click Yes to schedule the disk check, and then restart your computer to start the disk check.

Wait until Chkdsk finishes Checking / Repairing any faults
Windows will then either restart your computer or continue loading Normally.

I would really like to know what these last few crashes were about!!
Thanks so much

Sorry I was away

Inside the 3 MiniDumps:

IT NEVER ENDS!!!!!!
Just constant reboots.. no blue screens.. I hate it

Replaced Audio drivers with On board audio motherboard specific drivers off site. All drivers are up to date

Inside the 5 MiniDumps:

I think it's a Memory Corruption issue !
Even though it may have passed, consider replacing the Ram (note: this is a test!)

I have two new sticks in. One 512 and one 256. ......im lost like a baby.. Does memory corruption include the Hard drive?

Yes

Ram (No.1 and likely cause for you)
HardDrive
PageFile
Video Card Ram (hardware card that is)
CMOS settings Video memory allocation (use 64Meg, Windows will re-adjust correctly)

edit:

Forgot Virtual Drive (in actual fact Ram)

So you want me to go into my cmos settings and use 64meg..

Well I did want you to change the Ram to brand new 512 and 512

But yes, for the CMOS

Also you can delete all the present dmp files in c:\windows\minidump (to avoid confusion)

Ahhhhh!!!!!

How do I check these contents to determine my issue?

When I go into my CMOS options. The only place I notice anything about Video and 64meg is in

Advanced Chipset -> OnChip AGP Control -> VGA Share Memory Size

Its that what you speak of?

The AGP Aperture Size is already 64mb

Ok it's not that

I haven't checked the dump file, cause I already know what it'll say

Best option is to replace the ram for new 512Meg X 2 (or 1Gig X 2)

Actually howmany Ram slots are on the board (4 ?)

If 4 slots, put the 512 in the first Ram slot, and the other card in the 3rd ram slot

Only 2 slots

Still think 2 X 512Meg at least