Solved BSoD after awaking laptop from sleep

[iNViSiBiLiTY]

Hi guys,

I'm kindly asking for some help around the above-mentioned issue. This is happening on an old Toshiba laptop (model: A200-1M8). The install is basically fresh, since it was done about a month ago. Or two. Everything is working smoothly. Except when I want to give the machine a bit of rest.

When I put it to sleep, everything goes as it's supposed to. But after awaking it with the power button, the locked screen appears for a few seconds, and then the BSoD shows up. The error code is:
0x00008086 (0x00000101, 0x00000338, 0x0000001B, 0x00000000)

When I put it to hibernate, the error code is a bit different:
0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x88F7EFC5, 0x8B357C24, 0x8B357800)
iaNvStor.sys - Address 88F7EFC5 base at 88F7B000, DateStamp 4a4c052e

Now I've done a ton of reading about this, but found no real answer. I know the .sys file points to a driver from Intel, so I went and installed the Robson Package, which has the Intel Storage and Turbo Memory driver. The funny thing is, it worked normally the first time after the install, but that was it. The next time it happened again.

Any ideas? I've spent the better part of the day trying to solve this.

Laptop: Toshiba Satellite A200-1M8
OS: Windows 7 Professional, 32-bit

 

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[iNViSiBiLiTY]

I just want to report that I've solved the issue. After about two days of trying every trick in the book, I got to thinking: If this is a Vista feature, is it even needed for Windows 7?

So, the simple solution: Disable it in the Device Manager. The entire system works flawlessly now, even the Sleep/Hibernate modes.

Talk about wasted hours...