Vpn creating blue screen

I bought a Cisco E1200 router to use with a strong vpn. I flashed it successfully following thier instructions. I works fine as a pass-through for my internet connection and as a wireless source. But when I connect to the Strong Vpn through their client, I get a blue screen on my Windows 7 after about 5-10 minutes. The bluescreen says it is related to the new hardware. The only new hardware is the router. Any thoughts on how to resolve this issue? Thanks!

I do not think that "Strong VPN" a cisco product, so this is not the right forum.

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