error box on startup

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
Not sure what is the deal with the issue possibly post a picture of the screen popup message with a camera/ cell phone.

Have you removed the battery or unplugged the machine and held down the power button for about 45 seconds to drain any remaining energy from the system ?

After enter your bios usually tapping the Delete key directly after using the power button.
If you can get into your bios see if restoring defaults will help
Make sure you actually see your hard drive or ssd that windows is on if you don't it may have died.
This update caused a little issue booting but is all I've read about,
Why does the “Secure Boot Violation� appear when I enter my WINDOWS 7 OS? | Official Support | ASUS Global

Hi I am able to get to the BIOS screen but that is where I am stumped as far as the ssd or hard drive. thanks. wasnt able to find restoring defaults either. thanks for reply

Default Settings should be in your BIOS "main menu" e.g. on your main BIOS screen. Can you boot CD on your machine?

Hi everyone. sorry to bring this issue back up but I was having camera issues for a while and had to get a new one so I finally snapped a pic of the screen that I am able to get to and this is the end of the road for me as far as getting back to my windows 7 screen. Im still unsure of what to do but maybe this will help anyone else that was willing to help me solve this issue. thanks

Also I wanted to say I have tried the above suggestions like using the F5 and F10 keys to try to do a restore and it keeps going back to the screen shot I posted above. has anyone seen this before?

I can also get to this screen I posted but then after reading it said I would lose all data if I try to do a recover system restore after clicking on the system recover at the top. I hope somebody on here has an idea of what I can do to get back to my windows 7 because every time I try something I come to a roadblock.

Hi. bumping this back up in case anyone here has a solution to this, thanks.

Hi is there a reason why nobody is no longer responding to this? I felt like I was gaining ground as far as finding a solution to this so without your help and contribution I would be completely lost. thanks.

I have googled and fond a similar problem. In that case the user had a virus. Restored my computer now it says RDVD folder does not exist? | Yahoo Answers

Do you have some personal data that you want to save?
- If you do have data that you want to save, boot with a Linux USB Flash drive and copy your data to an external disk then do a recover system restore.
- If you don't, do a recover system restore.

Let us know what you want to do.