BSOD Windows 2008 HyperV

I have installed windbg but I am unable to open the mini050909-01.dmp file
I have attached the file that talks about setting the symbol path.
I don't know how to use this, If anyone could assist me with viewing the dmp file by setting the symbol path, it would be greatly appreciated.
symbol-path.txt

Can you zip and post the memory.dmp file?

Thanks,
Brian Desmond
Active Directory MVP

Here is the mini dump file zipped.
I appreicate your assistance on this Brian
Jim

I believe the dmp file was not allowed, so I renamed it as txt and zipped it again
You will need to rename the txt file as dmp
thanks again
Jim
Mini050709-01txt.zip

Have you made sure that ALL drivers are up to date?

It is very difficult to pinpoint a problem with one crash dump but after reviewing the dump file, it looks like there is some kind of hardware problem. I would run a memory test such as memtest+ http://www.memtest.org/#downiso

This is a program that you have to boot from and test all memory. Again dont forget to check for driver updates eventhough I dont see anything directly pointing to a driver error.

So actually it is perfectly doable to pinpoint a problem with one dump and I looked briefly at this earlier. Not sure where the evidence for this hardware problem is?

Thanks,
Brian Desmond
Active Directory MVP

I appreicate everyones assistance on this, but to be clear, this is a Virtual Server running Hypervisor
So other servers are using the shared resources from a dell 2950 server and no other servers are reporting problems. I was assuming the dump would point to an appication problem, I have reinstalled adobe reader since I reported the problem.
Are their any other avenues that I can take to stop these BSOD from happening?

By any chance is the virtual server low on disk space on any of the drives?

Also, I have read that this bug check code can also mean unavailable resources for some reason. I'm not sure if this is true or not but how is the performance of the host server?

Have you install integration services into the virtual server?

Do the crashes happen at any kind of interval? Just at night, morning, midday? While backups are running, etc?

Can you give this QFE a try? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953828

Thanks,
Brian Desmond
Active Directory MVP

reinstall application