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‎06-20-2019 10:00 AM - edited ‎06-20-2019 10:46 AM

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Product: EliteDesk 800 G4
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi, I am working with a EliteDesk 800 G4. I am trying to netboot into a clone-deploy server that I have in place so that I can save this image that I have made and redistribute the image to some other machines that are the same model. I have set my image up how I want it. I have sysprepped it and generalized it. BIOS has been updated and all drivers are up to date. NIC seems to be operational as that i can access the internet and I have blinking lights on the port. I have taken an older machine and a laptop using the same cable and everything and can access my clone-deploy server fine. I have gone through the BIOS configuration and tried different variations and still no success. In BIOS, I will go down to the F12 option for PXE and it pops up a screen saying it is trying to use ipv4 for booting. After a minute or so, it reverts back to the BIOS menu. If anyone can help me or point me in the right direction, it will be greatly appreciated. Thank you again

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