Windows destabilized after installing ipod

I'm having a strange problem since I installed my IPOD video 60GB. Within a couple minutes of installing the IPOD software (ITunes was installed a couple months ago), I got the blue screen of death, repeatedly. Even with my IPOD disconnected my computer became unusable, with spontaneous restarts and multiple blue screens. The screen says I have an unknown driver conflict and that Microsoft can't help me. Sometimes, my machine will run for 5 to 20 minutes and sometimes it won't even boot up, but it always ends in the blue screen of death. Do you have any ideas?
Thanks

After having Windows 2000 Professional trashed twice to the degree that I could not even boot into "Safe Mode" I have gotten my iPod Nano (iTunes, really) to work on my Dell Dimension XPS.
First, of course, I had rebuild the PC from the original back up disks (twice). Lost all of my installed software and everything in My Documents, etc. Needless to say, I have lost any warm and fuzzy for Apple.
I believe that the problem can be traced to the CD burning software originally included with the machine when it was shipped. In my case that was "EasyCD Creator" (version 4) from Adaptec.
I removed (uninstalled) everything that was associated with EasyCD (two programs, as I remember). Rebooted, and, for safe measure, I created an Emergency Repair Disk. I fortunately had a newer version of EasyCD (version 5, now labelled as from Roxio), and installed that. Got and installed the latest updates for it from the Roxio site.
Next I downloaded the latest iTunes from Apple, but did not install. Rebooted. Finally, I installed iTunes, but did not connect the Nano. Rebooted (yippee, it came back!) and started up iTunes. It loaded successfully. I then went about the business of connecting the Nano.
(If you do not have newer CD burning software, you could try to load iTunes after removing EasyCD 4, and worry about getting a replacement for EasyCD at some other time.)
My conclusion (from lots of digging and thinking) is that the CD burning software from Adaptec and the iTunes software can't co-exist.
Your PC, of course, may be configured differently and this may not work for you. Best of luck. What a journey it was.

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