Wierd error message and computer restarting

Everytime I try to change any ipod preferences, I get the following error message:
"An error occurred when updating the default player for audio file types. You do not have enough access priviliges for this operation."
Then, when I press OK, my computer restarts. Also, when I go to File-Update iPod, my computer restarts, AND when I plug in my iPod for auto update, it will restart unless it has just restarted. In other words, it will only allow 1 update per restart. Please help, I have Windows XP home edition, a fairly fast computer with no viruses that I know of. I don't know what could be causing this!!!
PC Windows XP

sorry, been away and only just checked back on the forums. I thought quicktime as itunes uses this under the covers and I had ort of the same problem. I would suggest de-installing all the software and start with a blank canvas. Make sure you remove the software with the add/remove software task though.
Once you've removed all the software format the ipod (as a removable disk)
Use the CD that came with your ipod to do the re-install.
Hope this helps / works.
P.S. how can such a small item cause so many people so much grief (myself included). saying that there must be thousands of ipod user out there that have never had problem! lucky so and so's

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Can someone help me in resolving my PC problem please?
2 days ago, I started getting a BSOD with a message that popped up so fast, I couldn't read it. It then asked me how I wanted to start Windows, and I pick normally. It takes an extremely long time to start up, but it does start. It then seems to function
OK. I shutdown normally and the next time I turn my pc on, got the same thing.
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Product: 256_1
What does this mean? It looks to me like locations in the RAM, but I'm not sure. Could this mean my RAM has gone bad?
I have tried to report/check for solutions, but it keeps asking me to send more information, and when I try to send it, it tells me there is a problem with the Windows Error Reporting system.
I don't see any problems that need fixing in my Action Center.
I did scan for malware using Malware bytes and found 1 item which I then cleaned out. I have re-scanned several times and have come up clean.
Can anyone point me in the right direction to solving this problem please?
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