BSOD frustrations - minidumps attached

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I've been working on these errors all week, and am out of logical ideas about what to do any more.

We have three systems at a remote site that are all giving BSODs and rebooting, about every 10 minutes. The users can log in with no issue, and after a small amount of work, the system crashes again and reboots. All of these systems are the same ones - IBM Thinkpad R51's Type 2889-PU6. Other machines at the site have no issues, only these R51s.

I've chkdsked them all, ran Memtest86+, reset the paging file, run adware and spyware scans, all with no avail. I spoke to IBM support and they said it may have something to do with a recent windows update, however we haven't had any updates in the time period that these problems have all been occurring. They all started this Monday, with no issues before that. One of the systems is a fresh image, so I've eliminated the possibility that a reinstall would fix it.

When the systems boot back up and I check the info about the system recovering from a serious error, it gives me this info:

BCCode: 100000d1 BCP1: 2412046A BCP2: 00000002 BCP3: 00000001 BCP4: F93D8F0F

I've attached the most recent .dmp files, and will attach some more just to cover all our bases.

Thanks in advance, you guys will probably save my job here :)
 
All the dumps are exactly the same. Have you updated or changed anything network related recently?

BugCheck 100000D1, {2412046a, 2, 1, f93d8f0f}
Probably caused by : NDIS.sys ( NDIS!ndisMDpcX+27 ) <-- Windows network driver - NDIS 5.1 wrapper driver.
 
Your version of Norton Internet Security is very currrent. Maybe it is unstable and causes blue screen. When do you start to have blue screen?

Your version of Norton AV is also unstable. Upgrade Norton AV

ee4f7000 ee508f20 naveng naveng.sys Tue Jan 23 09:05:17 2007 (45B55F4D)
ee509000 ee5d7740 navex15 navex15.sys Tue Jan 23 09:39:38 2007 (45B5675A)
f093a000 f0956ac0 SYMEVENT SYMEVENT.SYS Tue Mar 22 11:19:36 2005 (423F8EC8)
 
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