Blue screen at loading premier cs4

Hi,
I know this kind of issue is almost impossible to solve, but anyway.
When I try to start PP CS4 I get a blue screen with message "bad_pool_caller"
My system : (it's in french but hope you'll be able to understand)
Système d'exploitation Microsoft Windows XP Professionnel
1.0.2 Service Pack 3
1.0.3 Langue locale French (France)
1.0.4 Répertoire Windows C:\WINDOWS
Capacité du stockage physique C: 78Go
D: 71Go
E: 149Go
F: 149Go
G: 195Go
J: 88Go
K: 648Go
1.2.2 % de stockage physique utilisé 56.00%
Modèle PRECISION WORKSTATION 490
1.5.2 Revendeur du BIOS Dell Inc.
1.5.3 Version du BIOS A08
1.5.4 Date du BIOS 04/25/08
Description NVIDIA Quadro FX 550
7.2.1.2 Compatibilité des jeux de puces NVIDIA
7.2.1.3 Processeur vidéo Quadro FX 550
7.2.1.4 Version du pilote 6.14.11.6972
7.2.1.5 ID périphérique PnP PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_014D&SUBSYS_034910DE&REV_A2\4&CFF77C&0
Photoshop CS4, After effect CS4 and bridge start problemless.
Any cue or where to dig?
Thank you.

Some troubleshooting tips.
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Eddie
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