being that your monitor is powered off the psu, and it uses ccfl backlight, i would say that the high initial draw(required to start ccfl tubes) is temporarily taking too much power off the m4, and the low power state is causing your pc to reboot.
so a could easy solutions: you could either power it off car power, or use a voltage regulator..
for your win 7 issues--did you fully reformat the drive, or did you try to do a upgrade? it is possible that there are extra files left over that is causing this..(some clarification might be necessary, but if your going back to xp, might not be worthwhile to mess with-- up to you..)



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