Blue Screen Of Death!

Hey guys, got a little problem when I'm reformating.
Whenever I try to reformat with my XP Pro disk, everything goes fine while Windows is copying the files, and then it crashes to a blue screen with
"DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_MORE" error
and on the bottom you'll see
"Begininning to dump physical memory"

I've looked up all the codes on the Windows Site like
"STOP: 0x000000D1"
but no help.

I've tried swapping different hard drives and cdroms, and it still gives me the error. The last thing I did was swapped my ATA hard drive to a SATA hard drive. All you have to do is plug it in and enable it in the bios correct? Cause that's all I did. It might be something wrong with the IRQL, don't know what that is.

Usually when I see this screen, it's because of my memory, or a bad overclock. But I don't think there's anything wrong with my components.
Here's what I got.

Pentium 4 3.0C Prescott
Abit IC7-Max 3
Corsair XMS Twin X (CMX512 - 3200C2PT) 4 Sticks
Evga Geforce 6800 GT Ultra 256MB
Creative Audigy 2 Platinum
Seagate 80GB - SATA150
Maxtor 200GB - ATA133
Aspire 500Watt

Anybody else have this problem?

Is your PC overclocked at all ?

nope, its not
my vcore is at 1.3 stock

Try installing it with just the bare essentials, such as video card, ram, 1 hdd etc..
Could also try running a memtest on your ram to see how thats holding.

I think I am using the bare essentials LOL
tried swapping my sound card around a bit, didn't help.
Let's see...I would have to do the memtest on a computer that is actually working huh, haha.

you can get a bootdisk or basic ISo that would load straight into memtest

No, not at the moment, sorry LOL
I'm just going to keep reformatting and see what happens. =\

Oh god I'm about to place an add out
"If anyone can find out whats wrong with my computer, i'll give you $50!!"

lol, tried it with 1 stick of ram?

Yeah, I took out all the ram, except for 1 stick of 512MB.
Right now, I'm following these steps from MS.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=314063
Cause everytime, I get a different BSOD error message.
And the weird thing is that, when XP Pro is copying the files, it can't copy some of the files sometimes and I have to press enter to retry. hmm..

Is your windows XP disc damaged?

No Actually, my brother made a backup copy of the XP Pro disk, and that's what I'm using, going crazy looking for the original. argh!

This place has tips and guides as well to the error messages I'm getting.
http://www.kayodeok.btinternet.co.uk/favorites/kbasewinxp.htm#kbstop

Funny, all error messages point to a similiar problem....ram problems =\

try alternating the sticks of ram?

Yeah just tried that, now new error messages show up, oh god, I'm doomed!

Oh ... this isn't a good thing