Lenovo N 500 Blue Screen Error

I just purchased this laptop in February and shortly thereafter I started to get the blue screen error message. It only happens after the screen tries to wake up from hibernation. I have not been able to turn hibernation off.
The system has Windows Vista Home Basic; Version 6.0; Build 6001P1
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I just don't know what to do and when I tried using the lenovo care, it said that the update service would not be available until May. This is already the middle of May.
Thank you
Message Edited by WLove on 05-17-2009 08:03 PM

you can see the error properly if you disable this option
just uncheck the option.you can get this dialog box if you go to advanced system properties
Its not an easy thing for me as well,you may get solution for your BSOD in micrsoft support. thats why i was asking for more info regarding your error
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