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  1. gsankowsky
    Hi Everyone, From my understanding, if you advertise a mandatory OSD, say Windows 7 to a computer it installs, then marks it with a "PXE Flag". If you set a computers boot order to boot network first, then it should abortpxe.com quickly - as it has no OSD's to apply? What I am finding is that it doesn't try to run the OSD again, the network boot times out and eventually loads windows off the disk. However at my Uni, I notice their machines always boot networks, and they always get abortpxe.com coming up real quick. I have set the pxe response time to 2 seconds......is there anything else I need to do, or is it functioning as normal? Cheers Greg
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