My thoughts Ken are:
Modify the boot.ini to remove the 3GB switch that Avid needs. This should give you a bit more system memory space to play with and enable a boot without error.
If you still get an error you may have a corrupt registry.
If you ever attended one of my Avid 400 courses you'd have a clone of your system drive on the shelf ready to drop in and save the day ....
If not try a safe boot.
Try creating a second hardware profile with as much stuff disabled as possible.
All these to try and get a stable boot do you can run scrubber and have it recover registry space. I suspect on your system the registry isn't happy and is being recovered after a reboot undoing the work scrubber has done.
But by now it almost certain a new OS drive and a rebuild would be quicker and neater. Don't reformat the old drive hold it a while just in case.
Oh and scrubber only needs to be run on an XP system in a non shared storage environment every year or so.
God luck.
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