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HP Pro 3500 network boot is stupid.

Eric Kazer
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HI,

My HP Pro would not boot today. Normally it does. 

 

It kept coming up with a weird network boot screen instead of booting Windows 10. 

 

Make sure it is disabled in the dumb HP BIOS. Can cause intermittent booting issues. After disabling Windows booted fine.

 

Guess it can be used as a server.

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Sounds like the boot order was changed and it tried booting from the network instead of from disk.

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Ya, that's possible. I just disable network boot. Don't even remember enabling it. It's been working fine since then.

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