Creating a vm using Hyper-V causes the host of BSOD

Problem description:
When I try to create a virtual machine, the host bsod part way through the process. From the logs in lookes to fail/hang on the "Creating new VirtualDisckDriver with new VHD" step.

The BSOD error code is SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION : STOP:0x0000003B
When the machine has finished restarting, it looks to have created the vhd and XML files for the vm but it isn't accessable.

I have two server bothing behaving in exactly the same way, so I don't believe it's a hardware fault.

Has anyone had a similar experince? How did you resolve the problem?

NOTES
Hardware: HP DL380 G6
BIOS : 2010.03.30 (14 Apr 2010) [Latest from HP website]
Inter Hyperthreading: Disabled
Intel Virtuazation Technology : Enabled
No-Execute Memory Protection: Enabled
Mem check reports no errors
OS: Windows 2008 Sp2 x64bit fully updated
Driver - Storage Controller :6.20.0.64

Edit: 15:03
Playing with creating different types of virtual machines. Creating the vm without a hard disk or NIC. Doesn't result in a BSOD.
I then added a IDE disk, the host bsoded 98% of the way through the "Create new virtualDiskDriver with new VHD" step. I'm leaning towards a driver issue with the Smart Array, I think

regards Arcass

it looks to have created the vhd and XML files for the vm but it isn't accessable.

Seems like its a permission issue from this line above..

ADDITION

I have the same server. Make sure your hardware is up to date with the latest firmwares. There are some known random reboot issues. Though not the same as your issue old firmware revisions could cause issues like this. Let us know if you are up to date.