Running resman results blue screen under MAX

Our old PC with NT4 came to end of the road, and we had to replace it with new one that came with windows XP. We use the PC for running Labview 5.1 (updated to 5.1f1) and TestStand 1.01. Our hardware is PCI-MXI-2 and VXI-MXI-2. In VXI chassis we one DIO-128 and one MIO-64E-1 card. We have also PCI-GBIP card installed. Because the old drivers that we had for old PC doesn't work with XP, we downloaded the latest drivers for XP and LV5.1 from NI support pages. We have now NI-DAQ 6.9.3 and NI-VXI 3.3.1 and with them there came VISA 3.2 and MAX 3.1.1
Now everything else seems to be in condition, but if we run Resman undex MAX, at the end of the run, Blue Screen enters and says something about "nidaq32k.sys". It goes away very quickly and PC reboots, so we don't have time to read it. If we run Resman without MAX, PC don't crash, but when we start TestStand, and try to run some test, it crashes again with same "nidaq32k.sys" Blue Screen when initialization begins. Also running Resman before starting MAX causes crashing, when we try to open the "Devices and interfaces" from MAX.
So, should those drivers work with our hardware with XP and LV5.1 or what kind of setup should we use?
Updating LV5.1 for LV7 or 8 is not an option, it causes incompatibility problems with our business partners.
Regards,
Ville

I don't understand why this thread is moved here, because I think I posted it under VXI and VME discussion. Anyway, we got rid of the crashing by installing everything again, but this time we installed 488.2 version 2.1 instead of 2.4 we installed earlier. Now it don't crash anymore, and MAX version is 2.2. We have still problems with our GBIP devices, they might need new drivers too.

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