Windows blue screen whilst trying to send photos to 3G Nano

Thanks for reading... I'll explain as a list of events.
Got new Nano (8Gb black)
Installed iTunes 7.4 (Windows Vista)
Connected to PC and started sync
Half way through processing photos (7000 or so) get blue screen of death.
PC would not reboot - had to restore drive from very recent backup
Reinstalled iTunes 7.4
Reconnected Nano
Half way through processing photos, get blue screen of death again!
Fortunately this time didn't require restore.
Has anyone successfully synced a large photo library onto a 3G Nano?
Cheers
Graeme.

Unfortunately it appears to be an issue with Vista only. I attempted to upolad a small batch of photos to my 8 gig fatty nano and was unsuccessful multiple times. I transfered the files to an external hard drive, installed the latest iTunes on my laptop running XP and successfully transferred the files.
I do not believe there is a fix at this time, but from what I have heard, apple is aware of the problem and is working on a software update for the problem. IF you have access to a computer running XP you may want to transfer your images that way.
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