no way to boot my notebook without the X: WinPE

That sounds like a PE disk being read in your optical drive.

What evidence is there in BIOS setup that such a lock has been placed? Check every tab for anything which indicates this. Otherwise it sounds like fantasy. Your BIOS would be locked from entry if such hacking had been done. In that case you'd either reflash to the last BIOS version or ship to manufacturer to have it recovered to Factory Condition.

If there is nothing which provides proof of this in the BIOS then wiping the hard drive with Diskpart Clean All Command to do the same perfect install as Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 will leave nothing that can affect the new system at all.

I used diskpart and clean the volumes but there is something about the bios that is not right. You cant change the boot program path on my notebook and it has gone to the Asus Service Center to times and come back with things repaired that did not require repair. I can let you look at the registry if you want. The notebook is a network client server. It will not boot in secure mode using the factory keys. It did not right out of the retail box. It always showed the error, invalid signature detected.

The windows disk does not have any windows 7 files on it. There is probably a way to install from the network using the servers and scripts. My computer is a Stand Alone Work Station with its own Domain and network ID. The configuration does not have all of the management functionality in abled to the user group. I do not require a network boot or WinPE. I just want an ordinary operating system. My computer also has a bios windows 8 software key.

Do you want to reinstall Win8?

Do you have a license for Win7?

I'd reset BIOS to defaults, wipe HD then reinstall. Then don't reconnect to that network.

My D: Drive is a CD-DVD installed to a Virtual Network Volume. It is not actually the normal install for hard ware and it is protected. If I install windows again I will still have the same problem because I do not have access to the memory in the bios where the pre config file is located. I thing there is an install script located somewhere because my notebook does not recognize .cfg on the OEM disk. I can let you see the .reg file and you can see for yourself what is installed on my notebook. Here is a link that has .reg files for more than one install. The last .reg file is 186MB and is to large to for the 2MB limit on uploads. I would have to zip it but I think it would be to large as a zip file.
http://1drv.ms/WbB9eu

This is a consumer forums. What you're suggesting requires an IT Pro as its unheard of in consumer installs

I've yet to see a BIOS or RAM modified in the way you describe. I'd reset to defaults and do the wipe and reinstall which always sheds everything except extant hardware probs.

That is the problem. Nobody knows what the install is. I do know that my notebook boots to a network in the background. I also know there is no windows 7 installed on the computer. I know that 32 bit has been installed in compatibility mode to run as a system instead of just 32bit programs. I know that the notebook runs virtual network volumes in place of actual devices and my note book is degraded from the Asus specifications and Microsoft user agreement because I was sold a windows 7 Home Premium software key but I have never had an actual windows 7 Home Premium installed on my notebook. The same thing happen with windows 8 that was pre installed on the notebook when I purchased it. The installed is just labeled Windows 7 Home Premium and I think Windows NT 32bit on the C: Volume. There are none plug and play networking device drivers in the device manager. I thought you were an IT professional?