Windows Server 2008 BSOD

I'm having some issues this morning with my home server running Windows Server 2008 Enterprise x64 having BSOD. I installed the latest Microsoft security updates last night.

Just before every BSOD in event manager I have this event:

The ESET Service service terminated unexpectedly. It has done this 1 time(s). The following corrective action will be taken in 0 milliseconds: Restart the service.

I have the following installed:

EAV 4.0.437.0
Virus signature database: 5357 (20100811)
Update module: 1031 (20091029)
Antivirus and antispyware scanner module: 1284 (20100729)
Advanced heuristics module: 1110 (2010080
Archive support module: 1119 (20100806)
Cleaner module: 1048 (20091123)
Anti-Stealth support module: 1020 (20100713)
SysInspector module: 1216 (20100517)
Self-defense support module : 1016 (20100404)

I have attached two minidump files renamed to txt, which will need changed back to .dmp files.

As a precaution I have disabled real time scanning for now. Anyone able to help?

 

Does the crash occur on a regular basis? If so, could you try disabling Anti-Stealth and Self-defense, one at a time, followed by a computer restart to see if the problem disappears?

 

The crash only started happening this morning, the last thing I did to the server was install the latest patches from Microsoft released yesterday. I've never had any crash problems since originally installed NOD32. Should I re-enable real time scanning before trying your suggestions? Since I disabled realtime scanning everything has been fine, is it worthg updating NOD32 to the latest build?

 

After having a look at the logs in Event Viewer I have come across a pattern before my server crashes.

Under Application in Event Viewer I receive the following error first before the crash:

Followed a few seconds later by this error recorded under System in Event Viewer:

 

Same problem as Valo
SBS 2008 (Windows 2008 x64)
Eset Mail security for exchange 4.2.10019
after yesterday ESET update -> BSOD

 

I think my problem has been resolved by installing the newest build of NOD32 4.2.64.4 touch wood which Marcos provided me with. Unfortunately I couldn't generate a full dump file for some reason to give to ESET for analysis.

I was also running out of time to get my issue fixed....I'm away from home and need to access to my server to demo some software while onsite remotely and I can't have my server crash on me.