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PXE Boot Times Out On New Dell Laptops At The Imaging Bench. The DP Looks Perfectly Healthy

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  1. Zoe Celik
    @zoe_ember
    in reply to @tlopez

    omggg ok update: did what @shaderworks said and its fine now. have u checked ur pxe settings? mine were reset after an update cant believe it was that simple lol

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  2. Ivan A.
    @shaderworks

    hmmmm quick q is osd even worth bothering with or should i just leave it

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  4. Joon
    @joons23

    Check the NIC driver in teh boot image. If PXE starts and WinPE loads but then reboots without network, teh boot image lacks the NIC driver for that model. Add the driver and update distribution points. worked for me anyway 馃し

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  5. Fenna O.
    @fenna.okafor

    oh ive been there lol for me it was the fan curve. swapped it and boom, fixed

    lol

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  6. Tariq Lopez
    @tlopez
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    ok so UEFI vs legacy: make suree the boot image architecture and the device firmware match (x64 boot image for UEFI), if Secure Boot is on, that's normally fine with the signed WDS/ConfigMgr boot files, but outdated boot files can fail. worked for me anyway 馃し

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  8. Dima
    @coppergarage
    in reply to @shaderworks

    oh ive been there lol honestly just reset the fan curve and save yourself teh pain. i swear imaging is cursed lmk how it goes

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  12. Joon
    @joons23

    have u checked your imaging settings?? mine were reset after an update

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  13. Joon
    @joons23

    wait does this also apply to osd?

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  14. Joon
    @joons23

    been there man honestly just reset the DNS and save yourself the pain

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  17. Dima
    @coppergarage

    hmm idk before changing switch settings, try a PXE-enabled DP in the same subnet as the imaging bench to isolate the network variable. but hey ymmv

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  18. Nadia Nakamura
    @nadia.nakamura
    in reply to @tlopez

    @tlopez holy cow added the NIC driver to the boot image and redistributed. The new Dell laptops now get all the way into the task sequence. Thanks!

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