Satellite A65-51762 Mobility Radeon 7000 ICG driver crashes

I have a Toshiba Satellitle A65-51762. It operated for years without problems. About 8 months ago, while running DVDShrink, DVDDecrypter, DVDFabDecrypter or WinDVD, about every two weeks, the video will suddenly drop to lo-res (640x480) and complain, but I could continue if it was DVDShrink, DVDDecrypter or DVDFabDecrypter. Rebooting would bring back it to hi-res..
It got worse and worse, eventually happening in 30 to 60 minutes after beginning the program. Finally instead of rebooting I would get blue screen Hard Error C0000415, then be asked if I wanted to reboot normally, which it did.
Then I removed all ATI software, deleted the device, let WinXP reinstall it as VGA, then installed the updated driver. It worked fine for a few days and then began doing the same thing every two or three hours.
Could this be hardware? The ATI MOBILITY RADEON 7000 ICG chip? Something else? How is DVD involved? DMA? BIOS? Would it have to go back to the factory or can I pull chips?
It feels more like software. How can I check it out? Are you familiar with the problem?

I'll try www.omegadrivers.net. Except for a similar video crash during Skype last night, my ATI crashes occur while processing DVD files from disk or an actual DVD, lots of file data running through the system. Evidently the ATI chip is affected by what else is going on in the system. The system freezes about two minutes then drops to lo-res. I've seen error messages rebooting afterwards about the ATI chip caught itself in an infinite loop.
II just had two more video crashes. Only Netscape 7.2 has been run since reboot. During the first reboot, I got a blue screen message saying
ati2dvag was caught in an infinite loop, either hardware is failing
or software is reprogramming the chip wrong.
I had to use Reboot Windows Normally. The 2nd crash now say ATI driver
stopped resonding, probably another infinite loop. So I have a driver problem
or a hardware problem.
I couldn't figure how to use omegadrivers.net to find a driver.

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#!/bin/bash
# /etc/rc.local: Local multi-user startup script.
sleep 10
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Last edited by KoutaOyamada (2011-05-04 15:31:39)

bump (I'm starting to think this VGA card just doesn't work with the driver )

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