this error message means what...

[looper]

After my wife's comp boots up to the Windows desktop, within about 1-2 minutes, we get this error window:

"Generic host process for Win32 has encountered a problem...'
Details: "svchost.exe.mdmp' and "WER58bb.DIR00\appcompat.txt"
"SZ App Name: svchost.exe sz App Ver: 5.1.2600.2180
SZ Mod Name: w32time.dll Offset: 0000235a"

Then, a bit later... another eroor window:
"An exception breakpoint occured at appl at 0x767c335a"

Every 5 minutes or so we get these error messages.
About a week ago, I replaced the HD with a new SATA II WD, got a new video card w/ the latest drivers, and replaced the existing memory with new memeory. I formatted new HD, installed Win XP Pro, and then Serv Pack 2. Before I replaced these components, we were getting the same error messages, but also w/ random lock-ups, and/or programs would run incredibly slowly.

Still getting all the error messages, and now having quite a problem trying to set up the home network...and, some programs I'm trying to re-install...won't install ( ex- chessmaster10)..."new hardware wizard" popped up, looking for raid drivers...


Components:
Asus P4P800 Deluxe 7/21/2003 Bios
cpu: Pent 4 2.6ghz
HD: new WD Sata
Vid Card: new nVidia GeForce 6200
Memory: new 2 sticks of Corsair (2 gig)
sound: SB "Live"
Win XP Pro, Ver. 5.1.2600 Serv Pack 2, Direct X 9.0c

I just bought as a backup a new Pent 4 2.8ghz Northwood CPU w/ HSF...( @ $30.)

I'm now at the windows desktop, just booted up...Only program running is MacAfee Anti-Virus, "Found New Hardware Wizard" just popped up, looking for drivers for raid controller...


Here's list of running "processes":
wuauclt.exe
mcagent.exe
svchost.exe
rundll32.exe
alg.exe
wmiprvse.exe
taskmngr.exe
mcuimgr.exe
devldr.exe
ctfmon.exe
mcnasvc.exe
mcsysmon.exe
mcmscsvc.exe
wpabaln.exe
mcsacore.exe
spoolsv.exe
explorer.exe
wuauclt.exe
svchost.exe
svchost.exe
svchost.exe
svchost.exe
svchost.exe
lsass.exe
services.exe
winlogon.exe
csrss.exe
smss.exe
nvsvc32.exe
mpfsrv.exe
mdm.exe
mcshield.exe
mcproxy.exe
systemidle

This is scary...


What do you folks think?

 

[mechBgon]

As a fact-finding step, run Memtest86+Memtest86+ overnight and see if your system's getting a 100% "pass" rate. If not, it may simply be that your new RAM needs a bit more voltage than your motherboard gives it by default.