WINDOWS XP SHUTS DOWN

MY WINDOWS XP SHUTS DOWN & RE-BOOTS ALMOSST EVERY TIME I CONNECT IPHONE USB.I HAVE HAD THE PHONE FOR 1 MONTH & IS A HIT OR MISS TRYING TO SYNC.PLEASE HELP

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