The Strangest Problem You Have Ever Heard Of!!!!

Sorry if this is the wrong section...this is my first post.
I have a strange problem with a portable device. The device is a Creative Zen Vision: M. It seems that whenever I plug it into the computer a blue screen of death follows. I can be anywhere from 30 seconds to 2 hours before the bsod appears...I believe it is a kernel stack error but I might be wrong. I tried updating the drivers and the firmware...neither of which helped. The bsod seems to happen faster when Napster to go is active...not sure if it is related. Any help would be greatly appreciated as it is very becoming very hard to transfer my music.
Thnx all

System specs:
Core 2 Duo e6400 oced to 2.36gigs
ECS nForce 570
BFG 7300GT OC
1 gig(2x512) A-Data PC4200
320 gig hard drive
HEC Orion 485watt Power Supply
AOpen dvd-rw dl

EDIT:
could this be caused by a bad oc on a crap mobo

edklite
the problem is not the player freezing as discussed in the forum but the computer crashing to the bsod when i connect the player to the computer. Updating the drivers and frimware did not help. Not sur if this helps but it only started getting really bad after i did a clean install of windows xp pro. but thanks for the help. i can't find a similar problem on the forums at creative.

on that site when they talk about BSOD it is the black screen of death. It is on the player when it freezes. I read through almost all of that thread and could not find a similar problem. Its my computer that freezes not the player. The problem is only on this computer and only got really bad after i did a clean install of windows. I do appreciate the help, though.

ok well there are ones with the pc also, its a long thread

ok anyways, blue sod happens becasue of driver conflict or hard drive conflict.

you say its fine on other pc so all that points to drivers, redownload your drivers for it from a different source, completely uninstall the currect drivers, search your registry make sure there are no more keys left from it then reboot and install the new set of drivers you have downloaded from a different source. reboot again and try it and see if that helps

good luck

ok...i completely removed then reinstalled the drivers and it seems to have fixed the problem, but i'm not completely sure. i'll post again if it persists. thnx for all the help