Vista can't stop you from installing bad drivers that can crash the system.
Also download and learn how to use Debugging Tools for Windows To diagnose
dump files. Also learn how to use the Event log and other tools that are
supplied with Vista. Next get rid of all those registry cleaning tools you
have and Never, NEVER advise someone to run them for a problem. Every time
you run them it is deleting registry entries that should not be deleted. If
you had the card plugged in a unpowered hub it is probably. Some devices
will not work properly plugged in a hub..

"Anddeme" <Anddeme.3wfjvc@DoNotSpam.com> wrote in message
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> well i had the same problem and i found out that my audio card driver
> were crashing, i use an external DigiDesign MBOX2 Audio Card for post
> production and after i switched the usb port that was pluged in it seem
> the problem has gone... hopefully... i spend like 3000 euro to build a
> good workstation pc but these problem from windows are unacceptable... i
> hope apple develops a pc software
> :p but as i dont think so :p So anyware this minidump bluescreens refer
> to a hardware faluire, try to update BIOS, then any other hardware one
> by one and check if problem is resolved, also a registry clean and a
> defrag are recomend after these steps...
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