BSOD - After new Motherboard, CPU and RAM

So I have been trying to fix my desktop these last couple of days, but I have yet to succeed, so now I'm going to ask you.

Computer specs:
Motherboard: Asus P8Z68-V Pro/Gen 3
CPU: Intel Core i5 - 2500K
Power supply: Corsair TX650W
Graphics-card: GeForce GTX 460
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 16GB (4x4GB)
Hard disk: I can't quite remember the name, but it's the only thing left from a shop-computer I bought some years ago (well, I also have a CD/DVD drive).
OS: Windows Vista 64bit

Description of problem:
1. I turn on the computer.
2. Computer loads windows.
3. Computer goes to BSOD.

Blue screen code:
*** STOP: 0x0000007B (0xBA4C3524, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

Motherboard lights, that light up (in order):
1. CPU_LED
2. DRAM_LED
3. VGA_LED
4. BOOT_DEVICE_LED

What I've tried:

1. I have of course tried searching the net, and I have tried a lot of different things, but none has worked so far.

2. I have tried to simply switch the hard disk, but I still get the same blue screen.

3. I have tried using my old memory sticks, and I've done a RAM/Memory test, or what ever they are called (tried only using one stick, and in different slots/ran a diagnostic scan too).

4. I have tried repairing the hard disk with start-up repair, and with a repair disc.

5. I have tried running the "chkdsk c: /r" command from the "Recovery Console".

6. I have tried plugging the DVI cable to the motherboard instead of the graphics card, and I've also tried completely removing the graphics card.

7. I have tried running the disc that comes with the motherboard "Intel Z68 Chipset Support DVD Rev.577.06".

8. I have tried following a piece of paper by going to: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/922976, and burning a CD with the file, inserting the CD and booting from it. It didn't work, maybe I somehow burned it wrongly or what?

9. Changing the SATA Mode from "AHCI" to "IDE MODE".

I can't really remember what else I have tried, but if I do, the thread will be updated. Look for this to see updates: "EDIT: stuff".

I hope somebody can help me, I appreciate your help and time.

Best regards.

- Marcus

Based on the trouble-shooting you have done so far, I would re-check all the data and power cables attached to the HDDs, the GPU(s), and the motherboard, including the CPU_PWR cable. I would also re-seat the RAM and the GPU card(s) - and any others you have added. If this doesn't solve the problem, then enter the BIOS at power-on and reset the BIOS settings to "Failsafe" or other default settings option, then save those settings and re-start the system.

Oh yeah, I forgot to say that the read lights disappear after some seconds, and that I can't enter "Safe mode" when I press "F8". Since I can't edit my own thread, I have to mention it here.

Thanks, I will give that a try

Well, it's kinda both. The computer started out as a shop bought computer, then moved everything over to a new case (CM Storm Sniper) and added a new graphics card + power supply. Now I've added a new Motherboard, CPU, CPU Cooler and RAM.

I get to the "Windows Corporation" loading screen, it loads for some time and then goes to blue screen.

Yes I have a Vista disc, that's what I called a "repair disc".

I have tried other SATA ports, but I haven't tried the other two options (disabled/RAID) in SATA settings in BIOS.

Thanks to both of you, I really appreciate you taking the time to reply to my thread.

I'll remember that, though the first time I changed some hardware, I did not need to do that.

As I mentioned in my last post, I can't boot into "Safe Mode".

About the GPU thing:

There was time in between the changes, so I don't think the problem is with the GPU.

Okay, I see,- I have been putting that off because I have a lot of valuable stuff on my hard disk. But now that I think of it, I do have another one, so I'll just use that one,

Usually changing to a new mobo/chipset gives this problem. Changing only the CPU could not trigger this through..

Just reinstall windows (do clean install, do not try to repair) and you'll be fine!