Satellite L40 - blue screen after reboot

I have a Satellite L40.

When I close Windows vista and reboot the laptop I get a blue screen. There must be a problem with one or more drivers. How can I find the driver that created the problem?

With sincere friendships.
Jetbag

> How can I find the driver that created the problem?

who knows what (s) but try to uninstall a driver for graphics card

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