Frequent BSOD's after long periods of standby or sleep

thogervo

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Even since I purchased my laptop, I've been getting BSOD's when I go to "wake up" my laptop by either opening it or moving the mouse. This occurs usually after it has been in "sleep" mode due to closing the notebook, or letting it sit in standby for a while.
I've updated drivers and BIOS, and the only driver that still fails is the microsoft teredo tunneling adapter (code 10). any advice as to solve my BSOD's?
Notebook Specs:
HP G62-144X
i3 intel processor 330m dual core
Windows 7, Home premium (64 bit)

Below is a copy of the general info attached with the error message, or "Windows needs to check for a solution to a problem"


Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
Locale ID: 1033
Additional information about the problem:
BCCode:
9fBCP1:
0000000000000003BCP2:
FFFFFA80049A6060BCP3:
FFFFF80004F14748BCP4:
FFFFFA800849EA10:
OS Version: 6_1_7600
Service Pack: 0_0
Product: 768_1
 
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