I looked inside the computer thru the glass side and reseating the memory modules, 
whichever board they are on, would be something I don't want to attempt.  I'm going 
to have to take computer to a shop when I can afford it.  Meanwhile, the other day 
I ran this advanced system information - error log and it was 44 pages and started 
with July 14, 2008 and there are 3 errors listed over and over.  See if any of these 
3 will shed any light:

Source: nvatabus   Device slot returned an invalid status value.  See data for detailed 
information.

Source: nvatabus  The computer is configured as a member of a workshop, not as a 
member of a domain.  The Netlogon service does not need to run in this configuration.

and this is the one that keeps getting the error screen to send to Microsoft:
Source:  nvatabus  Error code 1000000a, parameter1 00004016, parameter2 00000002, 
parameter 3 00000000, parameter4 8050055c.

Also, I have a printout of My Computer Information - status and it says Memory (RAM) 
Detected 384 MB

I've also have a printout of my System Information report System Summary of 7/22/08 
that goes on and on.  Tells the status of everything. I stopped printing at page 
23 which is drivers.  It probably tells you in here, if a person knew what they are 
looking at, why the driver doesn't load.  And this is interesting about the css-dvp.sys 
file before I deleted it:  Name-css-dvp; Description-Dynamic Virus Protection; File-c:\Windows\System32\drivers\css-dvp.sys; 
Type-Kernel Driver; Started-Yes; Start Mode-Auto; State-Running; Status-OK; Error 
Control-Normal; Accept Pause-No; Accept Stop-Yes.   According to this it was running 
on 7-22.  Now it shows up as not running even though I deleted it.  But probably 
because of registry.