External DVD burner causes crashes.

I am having a bad experience with my new external DVD burner. On my
system:

Windows 2000 SP3
Athlon 1700+ XP
ECS K7S5A mobo
512 RAM
Bios American Megatrends 07.00T
80 gig hd

Supports USB 2.0

I plugged in the DVD burner (Pacific Digianl 8x) to my USB 2.0 port
- a menu comes up
stating Toshiba DVD Storage unit found and it starts search for a
driver. Then right away the computer reboots. Then I got the
KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED error with no file mentioned after it.

I did as the original thread said below - removed my USB Logitech
mouse - plugged it in using a PS/2 connector and unplugged the DVD
burner.

The system does not come up with that BSOD - but if I plug in the USB
DVD burner and turn it on - the menu of USB finding a driver comes up
(Toshiba DVD Storage unit found) followed by a reboot. Leave the
device off - it boots up fine.

As soon as I turn it on - you see the USB message Toshiba Storage
device found - then it crashed and reboots.

Is there any way to unistall the USB drivers from Logitech? Any way
to reset the USB hub?

I have plugged in other USB 2.0 devices and no problems.

Or anyone else having this problem? Would moving to XP Pro help?
Suggestions?

Thanks,

Tmuld.