Bridge generates a crash message.

Question

During a reboot, I lost one of my monitors sort of.  It turned out that one of the NVIDIA settings had somehow changed, and it took some time to find that one (how many times do you look at the NVIDIA console?).
Now I'm getting a Windows (XP) message that "Adobe Bridge has encountered a problem and needs to close.  We are sorry for the inconvenience."  I have reloaded PhotoShop and Bridge (CS4), and get the message even when I try the 'CTL-click' on the icon in PhotoShop and Start menu.
I've attached the .txt file of the error, but am in no way qualified to figure it out.  Any help is wanted.  I'm an Adobe Bridge addict (in spite of the PITA cache stuff that shows up now and again).

Answer 1

First, thanks to everyone who replied.  The situation is now 'liveable' if not perfect. I've had one BSOD in the last two days from Bridge (which did not show up on the event handler), however there should be none.
To get to that point I ran the clean sweeper without first running the Windows remover.  If you run that, then sweeper sees nothing there - either that, or the instructions for using it, should be fixed.  I removed all CS4 thingies, and then ran the Registry cleanser (CCleaner) that was suggested, and reinstalled the PS CS4 package that includes Bridge.
Except for the last incident, it seems to work.  I worked with Bridge for about three hours before it fed me the BSOD.  My thoughts are that it should NEVER do that, but what do I know?
CCleaner is a nice intuitive package (if you take seconds to read) and seems to be the bailout here.  Do save your existing registry to the desktop (or anywhere else familiar) if you're going to use that function.
Notice: Neither the sweeper nor CCleaner removed all the files, which surprised me.  I still had all my brushes etc. in PhotoShop, among other things.
I've believed in Adobe for a decade now, and that's beginning to come apart.  All my upgrades come out of pocket, and I'll go one more round with them.  However, if they're going to be the source of introduced problems, I'll look elsewhere, and currently they seem the culprit.  Also, this site is great, but not as professional as one would expect from the "Industry Standard" for graphics.  We users should be able to ask Adobe what the heck's going on directly, and have them iron out the issues between them and say NVidia.  That's what I thought I'd paid for by buying their product.  I should not have to break my workflow and shut everything down first because I'm shutting Bridge down and don't trust that it'll not freeze my system, but I do.
Once again, thank y'all, or more properly, all y'all.