I am not familiar with ME as an OS. But that being said I have found this:
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your faultlog is littered with Invalid Page Faults.. not sure what you know about these but basically they arise from memory management problems due to either...
1. damaged/corrupt comp memory (very rare and a last resort)
2. virtual memory (VM) becoming unstable/corrupt due to shortage of physical memory(RAM)
3. VM becoming unstable/corrupt due to shortage of free disk space (as this is accessed by VM) I won't bore you with VM but while we're on it just check you VM settings to make sure that your letting Windows manage it.
4. incompatibile/problem software... this is the most common cause of an IPF
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What AV are you running? Also alot of those IPF's point to Google Toolbar.
How much RAM do you have & what are your readings in the Task Manager as far as Physical & Kernal Memory?
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the first stage of trying to resolve IPF is to disable the TSR programs you have running. These programs (which generally reside in your system tray) are often 'suspects' not meaning they will always cause IPF's they're simply suspects as they sit in the memory until they're needed. Your virus scanner is a TSR program.. it stays in the background till needed.. which from what I remember actives every 1 minute to check your email(?) the 'suspects' aren't just limited to virus scanners as the general rule of thumb applies to any and all TSR programs. By turning off TSR programs there is a chance of being able to dump some of the problems you're experiencing 
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This is an old post (2001) & points out that Norton's 2000 is not compatible with ME. I am not suggesting that you turn off your AV but maybe some other unneccessary programs. Also see if running without the Google Toolbar makes any difference.