Error and Blue screen with pc suite

Hello
Recently I am having a problem wid nokia pc suites. After putting the notebook on sleep or hibernation, when i resume windows, i get an error message saying rundll32 has stopped working. details of the error is as follow -
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name:   APPCRASH
Application Name:   rundll32.exe
Fault Module Name:   USER32.dll
Locale ID:   16393
Sometimes i get the blue screen randomly with the same error details.
The problem gets solved when I have uninstalled pc suite. I have tried with 2 different versions, 7_1_18_0 and   7_1_26_0
but i am having this issue with both the versions.
Details of my system are - Vista Home Premium, Service pack 1, 32 bit, 3 gb ram , intel core2 duo. Connectivity mode is cable and bluetooth

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