Indesign cs 5.5 for windowskeeps shutting down

Indesign 5.5 is shutting down constantly, windows 7 doesn't provide crash log, have amt3 log can anyone tell me how to fix this, have re-loaded cs programs, run cleaner tool. Yet still it shuts down for no apparent reason, even when know other programs are open. System is a new Toshiba laptop with 6 gigs of ram.

Doesn't seem to be anything in particular, problem is random, we have reinstalled the cs 5.5, run the clean sweep program from adobe. It just tells me that Indesign is shutting down. The file usually reloads alright but there has been a couple of files that become damaged and unable to open, both on my system and others. Is it possible to supply you with the amt3 log from my system to let you know what my computer is doing? As a side note we, purchased three cs 5.5 Indesign programs for our business and the same thing is happening on one of the other system. It seems to help their system if they run absolutely nothing at the same time. If we are running photoshop and Illustrator open and other programs they do fine without problem, it is as soon as we open Indesign that the problem happens. It is also important to note that the two computer systems we are running are different sytems completely. This has become a huge problem, we are a graphics firm with combined 60+ yeras experience and are very familiar with these programs and have never had this problem before with past cs 4.0 and cs 3.0. Please help!!!! this is really becoming a problem and I have seen the blogs showing other people are having this closing problem with Indesign.

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