Applemobilebackup.exe error during backup

I have been having some problems for over a month now backup up my iphone. Flat out can not backup. Gets to say 90-95% and then fails giving me the applemobilebackup.exe error to report to windows. I have tried reinstalling itunes, deleting mobile files off pc, removing anything I can find that has to do with the iphone or apple, all the way to a complete reformat of the pc. New itunes install and still getting the error. Running itunes 8.0.2.20 and iphone 2.2.1 on windows xp pro. Any reason why after a complete format I still get this error. No virus scan has been installed. Could it be the phone is done?

Hi, I had a similar problem which I traced to a particular file on the Iphone which I had put there using AirShare. When I deleted the file and started a resync it worked fine.
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