BSOD after sleep or hybernate mode

When even I turn the computer on after hybernate or sleep mode, a few second after the login screen shows up I get a blue screen specifying that there is a problem with the USB driver.
I'm using Windows XP sp3. I tried to do system recovery, but it didn't work.
any ideas?

I use to have that issue as well. I upgraded router when I started dual boot with Vista, then I had trouble last year with Windows 7 and problem is now gone, totally, never to return. Thanks to new modem.
You might get by with firmware updates to modem/router/switch, but for me, biting the bullet and not having to deal with lost connection was worth it.

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