G570 reboots when modem turned on

Hi
I just bought a G570 (i3-2310M), and only loaded up ZoneAlarm (free) and Avast anti virus (free). I am using wired network connection to internet.
Every time I go to turn on the modem, the laptop crashes (blue screen) and then reboots. Enter Windows 7 again in normal mode, and all fine.
More an irritation - but any ideas?

hey phorm,
would it be possible for you to test your G570 on a different modem? for i would like to know if the reboot occurs for the modem that you're using or if it happens on a different modem as well.
do try it out and preferably of a different brand.
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