Blue screen while n100 XP Bios-Update

Hello and good night!
My Topic says nearly everything. I just came back from an friend i should install XP prof over a crashed Vista. I had deleted both partitions and installed XP Prof on one new overall partition. After a good install I installed all the driver, but USB killed my nervous. I googled and saw the new bios. After downloading i tried the automatic detect. I should use Realtek-bios. So I used it. The program run, backuped and got to the last point the new flash. 2 green dots and the blue kernel crash and reebot.
So my question, what did I wrong? How can i patch and kick this bad usb-bug?

Ähm thx for your ähm helping answer. BUT:
I downloaded the Update, started the automatic. I took the automatic choice and startet the patch. After that it worked until the blue-screen and reboot.
I can't see the point where acted wrong or took the worng choice... I worked like the program said...And I'm sure that I want to patch the USB-Bug in the old bios...

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