Difference between revisions of "Laptop Network Boot"

Revision as of 13:31, 19 September 2013

☐ Plug in an ethernet cable from the workbench.
☐ Boot into BIOS.
☐ Find the section for setting boot options. Set the following boot order:

First:    Optical Drive
Second:   Hard Drive
Third:    Network Device (also called LAN, Onboard NIC, or PXE)

☐ Save changes and exit BIOS.
☐ The laptop should now automatically boot to the Network Boot Menu.

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-==APPENDIX GUIDE A-2==
+&#9744; Plug in an ethernet cable from the workbench. <br>
-==How to Access the Free Geek Laptop Network Boot Menu Tools==
+{{Template:Laptop_Boot_Order}}
-{{Template:Network_Booting}}
+&#9744; Save changes and exit BIOS. <br>
-&#9744; Once you arrive at the Network Boot Menu, select '''Laptop Build''' to access '''CPU Lookup''', the '''Hardware Detection Tool''', '''Keyboard and Mouse Testing''', or '''Memtest86+'''.
+&#9744; The laptop should now automatically boot to the Network Boot Menu. <br>
+[[Category:Laptops]]