davidbaldwin
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Thanks again. Ok, I buy your experience and logic about Norton. I know it's a resource hog, and I know the recent update to ver 6 is not as stable as I might have thought. Webroot analyzer says it has a possible handle leak. The report shows almost twice as many handles for Norton's engine as the next highest - a Windows svchost file which is tied to about 20 services. Plus Norton had an extreme amount of page faults listed as well. Perhaps these are ongoingNorton360 issues; perhaps it's just my installation(s) - I don't know. Ok I'm considering temporarily at least, uninstalling Norton360 on at least the one computer that is still blue-screening - my son's. A zip file is uploaded here with the last 3 crashes' minidumps. If you would be so kind as to take a look inside and see what the problem is likely to be? Referring to the the first post #1, if it simply shows the kernal is at fault - that's what the basic summary showed but obviously that's too broad a target to identify what's not working.