amon.sys (problem solved)

VICTORYYYYY!!!!
jesus god help me i am so freaking happy,finally i see my old lovely desktop.
i learned alot thanks to this problem tho i have no freaking idea what caused this,the details are here since i think it may help others who have this problem.
basically the amon.sys file which is a driver for nod32 caused me to get the BSOD when bootin the computer(details of the original problem below)
the whole freaking thing got solved when i just deleted the amon.sys file...i guess no deadly computer problems on the menu today tho what bugs me is this,i have had nod32 for over 2 years on my computer,and only now it caused this problem,when i read about it on microsoft it turns out that nod32 isnt actually compatable with windows XP sp2...big WTF i guess...oh well atleast im proud that i fixed this thing without anyones help rofl.

ORIGINAL TOPIC
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MY BSOD error

PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA

*** STOP 0x00000050 (0xF60F50000, 0x00000000, 0xF60B3CFA, 0x00000000)

*** amon.sys Address F60B3CFA base at F60AC000, Datestamp 41542f82


i read about how to fix it and the most likely causes i can have are damaged hardware(like beating my computer or something)
deinstalling some hardware that might cause this(i downloaded a ISO recorder v2 a little time ago) and its a dodgey file so i think this might be the cause since it install itself into the system or something,anyways i cant remove it in safe mode...WTF since safe mode is the only way i can use this computer at the moment,the add or remove program function wont let me remove it,if i manually try to delete the files i was only able to delete all files but one,ISORecorder.dll if i try to delete that it gives me the message that i should make sure the disk is not full or write protected and that the file isnt currently in use,i checked the processes and it isnt on,any ideas how i can eliminate this freaking file?
the other reasons of why this error appears,i did not understand like
a corrupted NTFS volume or defective RAM,video ram and many more,which i hope are not the problems.
If the problem is caused by any of my hardware or drivers,how can i check which one,and how can i go into event viewer and check the system log.

Im usin windows XP professional SP2

If anyone knows whats causing this problem and how can i fix it i would be happy.

i just found out that amon.sys is a nod32 antivirus driver or whatever,and that some malware can camoflauge them under that name...basically since at the BSOD it says this is what caused the stop error...can i delete this thing and nothing happens to the computer?(OR how can i edit or stop drivers/this driver)
since the amon.sys file is under C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers
it should show up in system device manager in the system device section,but i cant identify any of those as something that would work with nod32... basically is it safe for me to delete that file? if i click properties on amon.sys it says its a system file...GAAH im confused,i dont know if i should choose to delete it or not,hoping that someone actually is awake at this hour and knows an answer to this question.