Blue screen after upgrading to boot camp 3.0 (snow leopard)

after updating my vista ultimate 64 to the latest boot camp drivers, i experience a blue screen right before logging in (5 seconds after the password requester appears), the error is "systemserviceexception" i tried to uninstall all the apple stuff in safe mode, but boot camp itself and the updater can't be uninstalled, i also tried to start from a fresh copy of vista, installing as the first thing bot camp, same blue screen.
So i reinstalled and updated to sp1 and other patches, then boot camp, and got blue screen... now i am installing selectively only the drivers i really need from the SL dvd, i am tired to reinstall.
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Plz check my post in this thread.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2134016&tstart=0

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