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  1. 08-03-2009 #1
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    Network Boot(PXE) dead notebook to Install WinXP

    I am not able to find means to network-boot dead notebook.
    Startup can be done with PXE boot in BIOS but after that how can I connect
    to PC with network-cross cable to re-install WinXP on notebook.
    Notebook do not have USB boot or Floppy.
    Sorry missed to mention no CD-Rom either..
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    Booting up a computer via PXE is not as easy as you think it is. You have to set up the server side as well to accept PXE clients.

    I'd just use a cd version network bootdisk to connect to a windows server with shared folders.
    http://www.netbootdisk.com/bootcd.htm
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raymond View Post
    Booting up a computer via PXE is not as easy as you think it is. You have to set up the server side as well to accept PXE clients.

    I'd just use a cd version network bootdisk to connect to a windows server with shared folders.
    http://www.netbootdisk.com/bootcd.htm

    Thanks but I missed to mention there is no CD-Rom either...
    Kindly advise further..Thanks for kind support and lot more ideas.
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    No problem, use a usb flash drive or usb floppy drive lol
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