Itunes 8 results in a blue screen failure when my iphone is linked

I have just upgraded to itunes 8. My non Apple applications appear to work. I can also open up itunes 8. Upon linking my iphone to my computer, I get a blue screen crash similiar to the one reported by Nealf. I have uninstalled and reinstalled version 8 which has not resolved the problem. Does anyone have a solution? Apple has informed me that after upgrading, I am unable to revert back to itunes 7.x. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I am having the same problem! I went to the help center at my school and they had no solution and told me that it was a problem with my ipod so i took my computer (lenovo thinkpad) and my ipod to the ipod store in my area. Once i was there they told me it was my computer and that i needed to get my USB ports fixed. I called the support line for my computer and talked to them for at least 45 mins!! i then pluged in my room mates ipod into my computer and it worked fine but as soon as i pluged mine in it blue screaned again!!! so i then went back to the apple store and they said that my itunes was not the right one and that my ipod software was not up tp date! I got mad and asked them how i was expected to update my ipod if i couldnt plug it into my computer so they updated it for me and then i came home and re installed my itunes into my computer but it still didnt work! I am taking my computer and my ipod into the apple store again tomorrow!!!

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