So there is no solution.
EDIT: Does BG or anyone want to take a look at the "Minidump.dmp" file if you find anything useful?

George is out of the office most of this week, bump next week and I'll chat with him about it. The file would mean nothing to me.

I really wish I could help but I doubt this is because of a problem with the game.

If your running integrated graphics.. without a sideport you may want to check how much of your system ram the bios is setting aside for graphic memory. If its too much the system may not have access to enough ram for calculations etc. I have no clue about your particular systems settings so this is purely a shot in the dark.

The Bios would not revel anything about how much ram is set aside.

Yes, it would.You need to go into the bios settings,where it will not only show the amount set, but allow you to change it.
You access this by interupting the system post.How varies,but del, f1,f8, and f2 are common.Just hold or repeatidly push one of them (which ever your bios uses) when the computer starts til the settings screen comes up.

DO NOT go in there blindly though,make sure you understand what your looking for and what your going to do.Doing something wrong in there can have serious system repercussions.

(can also be called cmos setup)

Toms hardware is a very good tech site, and their instructions should get you started nicely.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/bio ... ,1126.html

I know my way in and around a bios, it is very limited, it says only how much memory my HP and other basic info it has, but I can't really change much.

Whos the bios maker ?
Does your motherboard have a slot for a graphics card ?Ive heard that those that dont sometimes dont have these bios options,but ive never owned one like that so cant say for sure.

It's a HP mini. so I don't think it would just that easy to blug in a better graficscard. i'll check The manufacturer later

Bump