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From: Mary Ann on 07/19/2002
My computer crashed it is giving me this message.Client MAC ADDR: 00 02 55 9D A2 1A GUID: F6C22878-1B69-2412-919E-4888FCBA7BCC DHCP...PXE-E53-No boot file name received Intel (r) Boot Agent Version 4.0.22
Copyright (C) 1997-2001 Intel Corporation What do I do to get the screen to stop this and let me try to solve this issue... I am not a tech, help
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From: krish on 12/13/2011
pls help me guys .....after system start up black screen with client mac adder 00 19 d1 f7 d5 c3 GUID F459FE18
PXE E51 NO DHCP OR PROXY DHCP OFFERS WERE RECEIVED
PXE M0F EXITING INTEL BOOT AGENT .....
BUT THE SCREEN REMAINS AS IT IS NO CHANGE APPEARS EVEN AFTER TRYING TO RESTART AND CLEANING ALL THE HARDWARE COMPONENTS AND RESTART AGAIN SHOWING THE SAME SCREEN
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From: Raja on 10/03/2011
i have problem in my PC and system display this error
510-splash screen image is corrupt..
kindly help me please.....
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From: Raja on 10/03/2011
510-Splash screen image corrupt
the splash screen image has error.run rompaq to restore the default image in the system ROM.....
kindly help me,which type of error is this????...
how i manage this??????
please give me some solution.
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From: Patti on 12/25/2009
Okay now for the Intel (R) Boot Agent Version 4.0.221.Turn off your computer
2. Restart your computer
3. Watch the monitor as it restarts
4.As soon as you see an instruction stating press ctrl+S, have your fingers upon the ctrl and s key and and immediately press down those two keys on your keyboard together.
5. This will bring you to a screen.
6. At the bottom of the screen it will tell you to pick the remote boot
protocol,which will only take you to a setup menu which you DO NOT WANT,
and will only get you that much more confused.
7. Use the down arrow to select/highlight the Bios Boot which is printed directly underneath the remote boot protocol.
8. Once the Bios selection is highlighted,click F4.
9. Then the computer begins action upon it's own and your computer should be up and running again.
10. Write this down so the next time your computer crashes, you don't get into a panic or become overly frustrated. This is what I did and it worked for me. My computer is up and running once again. Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year.
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From: Dayleah on 12/18/2009
PXE 2.1 Build 083 (Wfm 2.0) RPL V2.73
Boot Agent Version 4.0.22
IBM computer
Microsoft Windows XP
Browser: Mozilla Firefox After you press the "ctrl" and "s" button at the same time and the
set up screen is displayed: What is the correct selection(s) and key(s) to press when in the
Setup Menu, to properly reboot the computer? When you need to select a remote boot protocol, what option(s)
should one choose to correctly reboot? In what order are boot devices queried? After choosing the appropriate selection(s)in the Setup Menu and the remote boot protocol, should one turn off the computer, wait any amount of time, then turn on the computer again;in order to get the computer rebooted effectively so the computer fully operates again? After choosing the appropriate selection(s)in the Setup Menu and the remote boot protocol, will the specified action(s)stated; entirely correct and prevent the computer from crashing again? What steps should one take to make sure the computer does not crash again?
Ah computers a rose with many thorns.
Please provide helpful guidance for me and all other(s) out there,
which face a similar predicament(troubles). Merry Christmas! Thank You!
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From: Patti on 12/18/2009
I see the question(s), now where is/are the correct reply(ies) with step by step instructions listed;to effectively solve each specific problem posted?
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From: Heather on 08/26/2007
Please help, I am not a computer wiz but I am having problems with a computer turning on. I turn on the computer and it goes immediately to the blue Intel screen and stays that way. I've let it sit there for 45 min . I push Esc and it goes to black screen where it says I can push F2 or F12 and I have tried both and it tries to load it both ways but again, it stays there for a long time. I've let it stay there a while on both to see if will go any further.
I have unplugged all the cords, tried it again. Same thing.
Can someone please tell me what I can try I don't know much about anything inside the tower.
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From: Snehal on 03/08/2006
Hello Friends,
I had same problem in my pc. When i boot my pc at that time it shows below message. Inintializing Intel(R) Boot Agent Version 4.0.22
PXE 2.1 build 083(WfM 2.0) RPL V2.7
then it shows me the screen to choose which os i want to load like in safe mode or networking bootup etc...
when i pressed any one then it couldn't load my os it just restart again and same thing happend again n again.
I know it is the problem of the booting order but i tried all i tried to changed the booting order from the network to my cd rom but i can't why i don't know...so Please.........
So if anyone has the solution of this problem then please reply me.
Thanks a lot
Snehal
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From: Fred on 11/02/2005
Looks to me like it's trying to do a network boot. Turn off anything in bios where it mentions network boot or network startup or network load things like that.A network boot is where it could boot up from a outside hard drive on another computer located on your network. Most people don't do this if it's just a home workstation with it's own hard drive.
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From: jose on 11/01/2005
I'm having the same problem now. It happened all the sudden. The I tried going to BIOS and changing the Boot Seq but to no avail. This PXE -E61 keeps happening and one thing I noticed is that my PC is not recognizing the HD. Could someone please help me make this go away. Also..why would this have all the sudden happen?
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From: kevin on 01/26/2005
crah while playing games online.system is windows me, pentium 3. kevin ps need more info on my computer email me at sonic_bro@yahoo.com
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From: GoBBlin on 10/26/2004
Hi,
I have the same problem on a HP laptop, I get the PXE-E61, check cable error. I tried all the suggestions that I found on the Web (changing the boot order, removing the battery, removing the HDD). The BIOS I have has no option to disable NIC or LAN at all. One thing I have noticed (never tried though) is that the HDD has no jumper set to select it as master (I am planning to test this next).
If there is a problem with the HDD it is not repeatible as from time to time, if I let the system reboot on its own, after about 40 minutes it will boot-up ok. This will NOT guaranty that if I reboot again it will come up ...
Does anyone have any WORKING suggestions to this problem ? It is really annoying, I only have this laptop for 1 year and I didn't expect such things to happen so soon ...
The last solution will be taking it to the professional HP 'doctors' but I was really trying to avoid this :)
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From: Brennan on 10/13/2004
My T23 thinkpad has pheonix 4.0 release 6.0 and it goes straight to my password at the touch of any key(including function keys). I press escape(I then have to pause screen to see system config data- unpause and pause again to get the most annoying meesage I've ever had on a computer"Intel(R)Boot Agent Version 4.0.22 PXE 2.1 Build 083 (WFM 2.0)...initializing...-immediately after I get forced to my first password (no pause and takes under 4 seconds from pressing power to my password screen) I get a picture with a 1 above a cylinder to the left of a closed lock of equal height, followed by a flashing cursor.the previous owners password is followed immed..... now I just got it back from future shop(they failed to fix said i need to call IBM)somehow cant even get the first password now.ARGH
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From: Jules on 04/03/2003
Thanks to Computerpilot for his advice on this (plus his reply to my post with the same issue elsewhere on this site). I've checked in BIOS and my computer is set to boot from HDD first. The issue on mine appears to be that the computer can't see the HDD, so instead tries to boot from FDD, CD and eventually network (hence the error). So the BIOS setup is actually fine, the error is confusing - the issue is with the Harddrive. If you can get into the BIOS, look in the HDD section, mine claims no internal HDD...It has done this 4 or 5 times now and seems to 'fix itself' after an hour or so each time. I suspect a problem with the hard drive itself and will take it back to Toshiba when I'm next in my home country. I don't think there is an easy fix to this.
Jules.
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From: Daniel on 01/20/2003
Can someone help me with this problem please...?Intel (R) Boot Agent Version 4.0.22
Copyright (c) 197-2001, Intel Corporation
Intel Base-Code, PXE-2.0 (build 083) Copyright (c) 197-2001, Intel Corporation
PXE-E61: Media Test Failure, Check cable
PXE-M0F: Exeting Intel PXE ROM REBOOT AND SELECT PROPER BOOT DEVICE OR
INSERT BOOT MEDIA IN SELECTED BOOT DRIVE
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From: Computerpilot on 01/13/2003
Change your BIOS settings (F2, F8, DEL, etc. for menu right after you hit power button) to the defaults. This is caused by your computer attempting to boot from your network card. The proper boot order should be floppy, CDROM, harddrive.Computerpilot
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From: Jules on 11/25/2002
Did you ever get a solution to this problem? Mine is doing the same. It did it once before and 'cured itself' - now it's doing it again.Please e-mail me jules_seeley@hotmail.com if you have any thoughts / a solution. Thanks.
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