Vista - Jan - June 2008 Update causes BSOD on Restart

Hello,
I recently purchased a new Seagate 7200RPM 500gb hard drive that I have installed a fresh Dell combo windows Vista Home 32bit. It works perfectly after I installed all my drivers but then I started to do only high priority updates and I did all of 2007 first and then restarted and still worked fine. However then I started to install updates from the first half of 2008 and the latest 3 from 2009. And when they finished I got a BSOD on restart.
Now that I have the story finished let me explain, I have tried to install my OS 5 times and each time it gave me the BSOD on restart only but never on a boot up.
I have the BSOD message which is the common junk for about 10 lines then the actual information of
Stop: 0X0000007B (0x80403BA0, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)

I thought it may be the RAM but I have checked that and also done a f/ dskchk or whatever it is called. Neither showed anything.
So if anyone has any information I would love to know.
As well in Device Manager it shows no bad drivers.

Can you post the .dmp file in C:\Windows or C:\Minidump for analysis in a .zip file, or take a look the guide in my sig.

What do you mean by combo Vista?

I meant combo because it was packaged with my computer. It looks different and I don't know if it is the same as a normal Vista OS CD.
Second is the debugger about 250mb file? I don't have a Minidump or a Minidump under Windows, so I have to use it unless it is hidden or something I cannot normally see.

The debugger is around 16MB. Search for .dmp files. There will only be .dmp files if you have experienced a blue screen.

I must be retarted, this is the download link and I don't see any real downloads


http://img97.imageshack.us/img97/1610/38538960.jpg

So I understand what type of BSOD it is

Stop Code: STOP 0x0000007B
INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE
Code Meaning: Caused when Windows loses access to the system partition during the Startup process. This can be caused by: an incorrect driver for a SCSI, RAID, or UDMA IDE controller; incorrect ARC path in the Boot.ini; or a failed boot device.
Recommended Resolution: Verify that the disk storage device is installed correctly and working. Reinstall or update the device driver. Verify that the BIOS setting for the device is correct.
Verify the integrity of the hard disk.

Choose the debugging tools link. Also run chkdsk. Your disk may be dying.

Okay I have that installed the program but when I try and search for a .dmp file I cannot find any on my computer. I have the bsod only at boot up but it should still be somewhere, but searching .dmp or *.dmp gives no results.
The chkdsk is sometimes considered f chkdsk? Because if so I already did that and found no problems.
I can always talk on gmail or msn if that may be quicker if you want to help me on there =).

My msn address is listed on my profile, just click on my profile name (Frostmourne) and look for contact info. Under the message box, look for the tabs.