Java scrambles display of my new Tecra M5-136

Whenever I run a Java application (or just try to open Java options in control panel) my video scrambles and I have to turn off machine by means of keyboard shortcuts.
This happens with both Sun Java 5.0 update 4 (preinstalled) and update 6 from Java website.
This does not happen with Windows XP running in safe mode, so I think it may be a compatibility issue with nVidia software or drivers..
Anyone with similar issues ?
Notebook - Tecra M5-136 (nVidia Quadro NVS 110 M)
Windows XP SP2 IT

I'm having some problems with forum cookies, so I re-registered myself (GiulianoTom).
Anyway,
I can confirm IT DOES EXIST A CONFLICT BETWEEN JAVA RE AND NVIDIA QUADRO NVS 110M DRIVER.
I've used autoruns (www.sysinternal.com) to disable all non-microsoft services and all logon/autorun/startup software, leaving just the drivers loaded, among them there is NV4_MINI.SYS (nVidia miniport video).
With that driver java scrambles screen, without it windows use standard vga and java runs smoothly.
Now I'll start kicking :) some Toshiba support @## for releasing a patch.. :)
Thank to everybody.
Giuliano aka TomBombadil

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