Bridge crashes with camera raw 4.4.1 installed, OK with 4.0

When I use Bridge with camera raw plugin 4.4.1 installed to navigate to a folder with at least one raw image shot with Sony Alpha 100, it consistently crashes. I can open the same image using Photoshop and Camera raw without a problem, so the image is not corrupted. Bridge works as expected with raw files from Sony Alpha 700.
If I revert to camera raw plugin 4.0 it works like a charm for Sony Alpha 100 pics, but my new Sony Alpha 700 is not supported.
I have tried using a clean user account, with no caches at all so that can not be the problem. I'm on a MacBook Pro with OS 10.5.3 and CS3.
Here is an excerpt from the crash log, showing that it is indeed the camera raw plugin causing the trouble:
Process: Bridge CS3 [802]
Path: /Applications/Adobe Bridge CS3/Bridge CS3.app/Contents/MacOS/Bridge CS3
Identifier: com.adobe.bridge2
Version: 2.1.1.9 (2.1.1.9)
Code Type: X86 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [604]
Date/Time: 2008-06-26 08:35:41.310 +0200
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.5.3 (9D34)
Report Version: 6
Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGBUS)
Exception Codes: KERN_PROTECTION_FAILURE at 0x0000000000000008
Crashed Thread: 10
Thread 10 Crashed:
b 0 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x19849da3 0x196a6000 + 1719715
1 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x1984a976 0x196a6000 + 1722742
2 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x1984b775 0x196a6000 + 1726325
3 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x1984cefc 0x196a6000 + 1732348
4 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x19982638 EntryFM + 965714
5 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x1978dd45 0x196a6000 + 949573
6 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x196ed798 0x196a6000 + 292760
7 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x1978e63b 0x196a6000 + 951867
8 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x196eec2b 0x196a6000 + 298027
9 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x19733a15 0x196a6000 + 580117
10 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x19926a19 EntryFM + 589875
11 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x19927271 EntryFM + 592011
12 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x19921b15 EntryFM + 569647
13 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x1979c1fb 0x196a6000 + 1008123
14 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x198df7bd EntryFM + 298455
15 com.adobe.CameraRaw 0x198e1c37 EntryFM + 307793
16 com.adobe.bridge2 0x00420a35 ThumbMetaLib::CameraRawFormat::ReadDraftThumbnail(ZFileSpec const&, ThumbMetaLib::ThumbnailMetaInfo&) + 243
17 com.adobe.bridge2 0x003fc2d9 ThumbMetaLib::FBFormatReader::ReadDraft(ThumbMetaLib::FBFileFormat*, ZFileSpec const&, ThumbMetaLib::ThumbnailMetaInfo&) + 89
18 com.adobe.bridge2 0x003f3d61 ThumbMetaLib::MakeDraftFromFile(ThumbMetaLib::FBFileFormat*, ZFileSpec const&, ThumbMetaLib::ThumbnailMetaInfo&) + 207
19 com.adobe.bridge2 0x0051962e vio_timeout + 78060
20 com.adobe.bridge2 0x005e3470 vio_timeout + 905006
21 com.adobe.bridge2 0x005e8ebf vio_timeout + 928125
22 com.adobe.bridge2 0x00523699 vio_timeout + 119127
23 com.adobe.bridge2 0x003c5704 Mondo::CThread::EntryProc() + 18
24 ...ple.CoreServices.CarbonCore 0x9424955b PrivateMPEntryPoint + 56
25 libSystem.B.dylib 0x970036f5 _pthread_start + 321
26 libSystem.B.dylib 0x970035b2 thread_start + 34
Any ideas to resolve this is greatly appreciated!
Torbjørn

I'm still looking for some help.
Now that I've learned a little bit more, let me try to restate my problem. In using both a Nikon D200 and a new Nikon D300. For software I'm using PS CS3 Extended Edition, as a part of Adobe's CS3 Design Premium suite. My Dell Inspiron 530 is running Vista Home Premium.
As I've said before, my problem is that I cannot open NEF files shot with either the D200 or D300 (and they are uncompressed NEF files). I downloaded the new Camera Raw plug-in, ver. 4.3.1, and unzipped it to \program files\common files\adobe\plug-in\CS3\file format. The Camera Raw.8bi file is dated 11/30/07 and is about 10,446,000 in size. Then I run a search of my hard drive to make sure there are no other Camera Raw files anywhere. Then, in PS Bridge, I purge the cache of the file folder where the NEF files are located. Then I try to open a NEF file and get the following error message in a PS CS3 Extended box:
"Could not complete your request because it is not the right kind of document."
Then, immediately afterwards I ran another search of my hard drive, and the Camera Raw.8bi file is GONE, DISAPPEARED, VANISHED.
Is the problem with the CS3 Entended Edition?
Can anyone help me out here, particularly you Nikon shooters?
Thanks for any advice.
Bob

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