BSOD when windows 7 machine goes to sleep


  1. tpiper
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    BSOD when windows 7 machine goes to sleep


    This is a Windows 7 machine 64 bit.
    Everytime it goes to sleep, move mouse, it prompts for password, I type it in and it crashes with a blue screen about drivers, it crashes and reboots.
    Looking in the event viewer for applications it has kernel errors around the same time as well as bug check critical errors.
    I can turn off sleep mode and I move the mouse, the machine turns on and all is fine.
    Have tried uninstalling all programs that are not needed and it does have microsoft security essential installed.
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  3. tpiper
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    Anyone have any ideas?
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