Satellite 2410-404: blue screen STOP: 0x0000008E TVALD. SYS

Hello
last night I tried the WinXP "verifier.exe" tool to check unverified in WinXP drivers.
My system worked very well until this try. After the first reboot, the system load until the home screen where I choose my account (Administrator rights) to load my profile. After the boot process slows down upwards, only windows processes are shown in the lower right bar (icon of sound system, network) and after a while, there is a blue screen with the following information:

STOP: 0X0000008E (0XC0000005, 0XF89A742C, 0XF3DFDB50, 0X00000000)
TVALD. SYS - address F89A742C base at F89A7000, DateStamp 3b7caa6c

and the system stops.

Please help how to deal with this error, the tvald.sys is a Toshiba system file in the system32 directory.
I have the Toshiba recovery cd, but I have half a month of accounting files that is not registered so I need urgently a fix where I do not format the hard drive.

Thanks for any help
Alex

You are right;
The TVALD. SYS seems to be a Toshiba ACPI-Based value added logical device driver that is required to run the stable notebook.
It looks like these files has been has not signed with a certificate from a trusted windows source and therefore the tool of Windows XP "verifier.exe" locked or deleted. (I put t know exactly what verifier.exe)

I put t know if you were able to solve this problem without using the Toshiba Recovery CD :(
The TVALD. SYS seems to be stored in
windows\ system32\ drivers\ tvald.sys c:\

and in the registry here:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE-SYSTEM-CurrentControlSet-Services-TVALD

However, in my opinion the verifier.exe tool should be removed and the settings must be reset!
In this case, you can use the XP System Restore tool!
That's all I can suggest

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