Bridge causes system restart

When I close Bridge my system automatically reboots. It started doing this after working for about a year in CS4 and now continues with CS5. Has anyone else experienced this?

Thanks Wolf, I had rolled back my driver and the crashes stopped. Now
I've just lost my flick pan and animated zoom capability. Not as big a
deal but I was getting to enjoy those capabilities.
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What GPU and driver version are you running?
I had to roll back my driver on a GeForce 7300 GS GPU to version 182.50 in
order to prevent Bridge CS4 from crashing Windows when exiting Bridge.
That driver version also seems stable on CS5 except that large Photoshop
brushes show only partially (which is indicative of bad driver).
I aint going to change drivers just yet since CS4 works OK with it. (My
CS5 install is just a trial.)

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Exiting Bridge CS4 causes system to reboot.

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No but I was going to thinking the old driver might be the problem. I did recently add a portable USB drive I wonder if that could be the problem.

I have found an issue with MS13-098 which causes systems to be renamed to MINWINPC

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Phenomenon
In Windows Server 2008 or Windows Vista, you might not be able to log an error appears to apply the new update the following programs, if you try to log on after the restart. • MS12-024 (KB2653956)
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This behavior occurs when you apply the update KB2653956 in the state of some data is damaged following registry key, or does not exist.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SCHEMA \ wcm :/ / Microsoft-Windows-CoreOS? ...
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• HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Control \ ComputerName \ ActiveComputerName
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If this occurs, change to the correct computer name the value of the ComputerName registry and ActiveComputerName start in safe mode, has been mentioned above, and then restart.
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To prevent this phenomenon occurs, you download and run the System Update Readiness Tool from the following KB.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947821
By performing the system update Preparation tool registry that is described in Section Symptoms are repaired.
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In addition, regardless of the presence or absence of entry damaged Microsoft-Windows-CoreOS, you can set the value of the ComputerName key in this tool. For this reason, the following log is recorded in the CheckSUR.log.
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Note: This is a "FAST PUBLISH" article created directly from within the Microsoft support organization. It contains information in response to emerging issues are listed. As a result of the speed of information provided may be
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PPoj,
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I've been trying to figure this one out for a while now (about 2 weeks), without any luck. I've tried reading a couple of threads describing similar problems, but it looks like I've got something else going on here seeing as it affect the entire system. I appreciate any suggestion!
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