Rescue & Recovery blue screen on T60 with XP and SSD

Hi everyone.
On my T60 (2008-VPT) with Windows XP SP3, I installed an SSD (Verbatim 240 GB). I've done a clone of the old HD on the new SSD and than I installed it on the T60.
All is fine, but when I try to do a backup with Rescue & Recovery 4.23, after 1 hour BLUE SCREEN appair.
With the paging file the message was KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR, I set No paging file, but another time blue screen, without precedente message but only with code error 0x000000F4 (0x00000003, 0x898E9DA0, 0x898E9F14, 0x805D22AA).
Any Idea?
Thank's a lot for your help
Fabrizio
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Hi
Welcome to Lenovo Community
Please try to uninstall the Rescue & Recovery then reinstall the same
And try backup again
Hope This Helps
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