LR2.7 (64 bit) Crashes Windows 7 (64 bit)

Downloaded LR for evaluation. I'm just about to remove it. I can't keep it running long enough to do any real work. I have read the other threads but those solutions don't help. I'm not using a tablet, this is a brand new machine, I've checked the file/folder ownership issues, and the drivers are all up to date. I am trying to use LR to process RAW files form a Nikon. Most of the time the application terminates and Windows catches it. Frequently though, Windows crashes as well (system freeze or the dreaded blue screen of death).

Try reinstalling this.
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