Pb : adresse mac du client ..... Solved

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Hello, Here, for a few days I've had a problem starting my PC... and now, I'm encountering another type of problem, which I can't seem to resolve even after browsing various forums... Let me explain:  - When I turn on the PC, a message appears  intel undi, PXE-2.0 (build002) copyright... VIA Rhine II Fast Ethernet Adapter v2.25  Client MAC ADDR: 00 0C 76 B2 FA GUID: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 DHCP (something like that) then it searches or loading in progress.... And after about 30 seconds, I get another message:  PXE MOF: Exiting Intel PXE ROM  And the PC restarts... and repeats the same thing continuously!  I have informed myself and this could come from the network card integrated into the motherboard. Yes, no?  In short, if I enter the BIOS (amibios) and 'disable' Onboard LAN this message no longer appears. But the computer still doesn't start! Everything goes well, loading page of XP OK, and 3 seconds later a blue screen (error appears for 1 second) and it restarts again, continuously.  So, if someone has a solution! I'm all ears ^^ Thanks in advance.

totoch · Accepted Answer

Hello, I had the same problems and I went into the BIOS by pressing F2, I disabled the onboard LAN boot ROM and set it to disabled, then F10. I restarted the machine. I went back into the BIOS and set the onboard LAN boot ROM to enabled, and upon rebooting, the message about the MAC address and GUID no longer appeared. I hope it works for you. See you soon.

ldjaps · Answer

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ldjaps · Answer

Does anyone have a solution? :(

ldjaps · Answer

re up

emilie · Answer

Good evening, my problem is like that of ADJAPS but I can't find ON BOARD LAN my BIOS is v02.54 1985-2003 I'm starting to despair.  what should I do??? :'(  thank you

williamme · Answer

Hello  I had this problem after adding another hard drive for data recovery, so I changed the master/slave/cs jumpers. When I reconnected my HDD alone, I had this issue, but I was able to access my dual boot Linux/Wxp afterwards.  I don't know if these details are related, but I applied your solution and it worked.  Thanks Totoch   See you later

Nec+ · Answer

It's simply related to Boot on LAN; place Ethernet (or LAN) last in the boot sequence (in the BIOS, F2 DEL at startup). Disable Boot on LAN (still in the BIOS, advanced setup, southbridge). Nothing serious, the PXE option is useful in a network with a server for BOOT via "image" or virtualization for example (see REMBO/IBM or DRBL).

kan · Answer

what you need to do is press F8 then select your hard drive

Pb : adresse mac du client .....

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