stack overflow problem

This can be connected to Norton Antivirus software.

From Norton knowledge Base:

Situation:
When using Norton AntiVirus (NAV), you see the error message "Terminating thread due to a stack overflow problem. A VxD, possibly recently installed, has consumed too much stack space. Increase the setting of 'MinSPs' in the SYSTEM.INI or remove recently installed VxDs

Solution:
This is usually caused by a Windows setting that is set too low. What you need to do depends on your version of NAV.
NAV 2001
If you are using NAV 2001, this has been fixed by a program update. Please close all programs, run LiveUpdate, and select the Norton AntiVirus program update. You must restart the computer after the update is installed.

All other versions:
To resolve this problem, you must make some modifications to the Config.sys and System.ini files, as follows:

1. Click Start, and then click Run. The Run dialog box appears.

2. Type sysedit and then press Enter. The System Configuration Editor opens.

3. Click the C:\Config.sys window.

4. Add or modify the following entries so that they are set to at least the following values:

FILES=150 (set to 200 if on a network)
BUFFERS=80
STACKS=12,256

5. Click the C:\Windows\System.ini window.

6. Add or modify the following entry in the [386Enh] section so that it is set to at least the following value:

MinSPs=4

(continued in comments...)

VxD MEANS VIRTUAL DEVCE DRIVER In Windows, a virtual device driver is a program for each of the computer's main hardware devices, including the hard disk drive controller, keyboard, and serial and parallel ports. They're used to maintain the status of a hardware device that has changeable settings. Virtual device drivers handle software interrupts from the operating system rather than hardware interrupts.
A virtual device driver usually has a file name suffix of VXD. Any recently installed software? Try uninstalling or reinstalling it.

?Terminating thread due to stack overflow problem.?....
Here?s an MS article that may help:
(Type the Q number into the ?For solutions containing...? box at support.microsoft.com)

Error Message: There Are No Spare Stack Pages

Q149083

RESOLUTION
To resolve this behavior, add the following line to the [386Enh] section of the System.ini file, and then restart your computer:

MinSPs=4
If the behavior continues to occur, increase the number of spare stack pages in increments of 4 (for example, 8, 12, 16).

NOTE : Each spare stack page requires 4 KB of memory.

To edit the System.ini file for Windows 95, 98 and 98se:
Click Start , click Run , type sysedit in the Open box, and then click OK .

Click System.ini on the Window menu.

In the [386Enh] section, type the following line:
MinSPs=4

On the File menu, click Exit , and then click Yes to save the changes.

Restart your computer.

To edit the System.ini file for Windows Me:

Click Start,click Search, For files or folders.

In the "Search for files or folders named" box type "System.ini" (without the quotation marks) and make sure that the "Look in" drop-down box lists "Local Hard Drive (C:). Click on the Search Now button.

When the search results appear in the pane on the right side, be sure to double-click on the System.ini file that is listed "In Folder" C:\Windows. This should open the System.ini file up inside of Notepad.

In the [386Enh] section, add or edit thefollowing line as applicible:

"MinSPs=4" (without the quotation marks)
On the File menu, click Save , then click the File menu again and click Exit.

Restart your computer.