There is a known incompatibility of the 6.0.1.3100 Bluetooth Stack driver shipped by dell resulting in BSOD when using Head Set Profile:

http://www.dellcommunity.com/supportforums/board/message?board.id=Tech_Talk_XPS_Laptop&message.id=4575 

 

Fix is provided in link above. You fault seems to be more related to on/off switching of BT. 

I have had the same problem.  On occasion on shutdown I get the BSOD with exactly the same errors.  I do use a Bluetooth mouse.  I thought with SP1 update it might go away.  But it has happened once since then.

 

I will check out the fix.  Thanks for the info.

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@phoenix_123 wrote:

I have had the same problem.  On occasion on shutdown I get the BSOD with exactly the same errors.  I do use a Bluetooth mouse.  I thought with SP1 update it might go away.  But it has happened once since then.

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@edsol: How much different is your installation from the stock dell installation regarding drivers and OS?

 

We are talking about Vista, aren't we? BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death) may have many reasons. The most prominent ones are:

. heat

. driver incompatibility

. faulty memory modules

 

Just provide some more information about your system (hardware and drivers) this will help to find the source. 

My system is pre tty much out of the box.  Except updated to SP1 with no problems.  But it happens only on shutdown.  Pre SP! and twice now afterwards SP1 installed.  I don't think it's a temp issue since I have checked that already and is within normal.  It never really runs hot.  Done hardware diagnosrics a couple of times now.  No issues there either.  The drivers are the same as shipped as there is no newer ones available. 

Having installed the stock dell drivers is the best idea for failure tracking.

 

To be really sure to account the bluetooth driver for it, I would disable bluetooth and use the touchpad and observe whether it still crashes. I know it's annoying, but as far as I can see there is no software update to anything:

 

. dell truemobile 355 firmware: this one comes within the dell bluetooth archive. It's pretty up to date.

. windows part of the bluetooth stack: e.g. the mouse stuff belongs to this as mentioned above. I can't find more uptodate drivers.

. widcomm part of the bluetooth stack: You can't install Broadcomm's generic Widcomm stack that easy. Licensing always bundles the widcomm stack with specific hardware and patching is not that easy. However up to date drivers are available here (and beta drivers in their forum):

http://www.anycom.com/products/bluetooth_it_pc_accessoires/anycom_usb_250_usb_adapter/?id=102&partno=CC3036&tab=support

It may be a good idea to replace a specific part of the bluetooth stack with a more uptodate version, but only once you know the faulty part.

 

regards,

7oby 

actually my installation is basically the stock one as when i received the laptop. im using vista home premium and for a month i have have updating my laptop everytime i get updates. before i thought it was due to a faulty installation of a program or something, then i started to think it has someting to do with the bluetooth because sometimes when i switch off the bluetooth and the wifi coz i wanna connect using the LAN,now and then i will get the bsod.

 

But then here is the strange thing, whether it is a faulty installation or a bluetooth thing, i always get the same message when i get the blue screen of death warning. same code (stop:deaddead oxooooooooo)