CS4 Crashes when opening a PP project saved on another identical workstation

Question

Hello,
I have 2 identical computers Running PP CS4 in seperate buildings. When I copy a project to a USB flash drive or network drive from workstation A and copy it on to workstation B, the project acts like it successfully loads and at the very last second when you can see the timeline and everything it crashes out.
My system: PC - Intel Core 2 DUO 3ghz processor (E7500) with 2 gigs RAM - Lexicon Lambda usb audio interface - NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX + video card on windows xp pro service pack 2. Premiere pro cs4 version 4.2.1. I went throught the steps in the "Guide to an effective question" and per the instructions there I have attached links to the DXDiag results, MSINFO32 results, and screenshots of a couple of the screens in Process Explorer: (these screenshots are from workstation B, where I'm trying to open the project file and it crashes)
http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-VxJq-F9J_cYTVjNWEwNTktMTEzZi00ZmUyLT k5MTgtZWQxZTUxMzNhYzE2&hl=en
http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-VxJq-F9J_cYjQ2ZGY2Y2EtZmQ5Mi00ZGFhLT lkYjgtYjZiODIxODg1NjYz&hl=en
http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-VxJq-F9J_cOGExNzc0ZGItZjkzZS00MTkwLT k0MWQtYWZmODYyYTg2MDcy&hl=en
http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-VxJq-F9J_cZjI2MDFlNDQtYTJlYi00MWE5LW FhYTYtYTk5YjY0YmY5YmMw&hl=en
http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-VxJq-F9J_cNzlkYTYwNGYtMDBlYi00OGQ0LT gwMDItZTJiMGJjNDYyNjkw&hl=en
I know alot more info will probably be needed to come up with a definitive answer, If I'm missing any info please ask and I will provide. Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

>2 identical computers
Hmm... if they are EXACTLY identical, there is something you might try as a LAST CHANCE (not to be done lightly, since hardware signatures will likely mean that you have to RE-authorize Windows and all software)
Buy http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/image-for-linux.htm (or your disk imaging software of choice)
Make a drive image of GOOD computer to USB hard drive... ditto for BAD computer
After both images are made, write the GOOD image onto the BAD computer's drive and test
If all works well (after any RE-authorizing due to any hardware signatures) you are good to go
If things do NOT work well, simply write the BAD image back to the BAD computer and you are back to where you started
Do not attempt this unless the two computers really are EXACTLY identical !!!!!