Does this happen only while in Windows? If so, the reason for the crash could be due to the Toshiba software that manages the FN key functionalities.
Two things you can try:
1) Upgrading your current Toshiba software (usually through a built-in updater tool)
2) Removing the program that controls the FN keys within Windows, most likely it's set to open at startup.
Here's a thread that briefly describes how to remove a startup item by using msconfig:
http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic109615.html
You can also download and use this tool to do so (easier):
http://www.techspot.com/downloads/938-msconfig-cleanup.html