There are several reason for PXE to start over your ipv4, this can occur when the Operating system tries to run over as the hard drive is not accessible. Main reason behind this is, if the PXE wants to maximum boot priority.
In this article, we will understand how to fix the issue of PXE over the IPv4 boot issue on our Windows 10.
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How to Fix the Start PXE over IPv4
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Enabling our boot device (hard-disk)
This can be caused due to execution of wrong booting order. Follow the following steps to fix it:
Switch on your system and hit the setup key to go to boot mode.
Now navigate to ‘Security menu‘ (using right key), and select ‘Secure boot configuration‘ (using down key).
If you are prompted due to security reasons, hit F10 to continue with our process.
Once the Secure boot configuration opens, go down and select Secure boot, use the right key to open sub-settings and disable it.
Now, move down to ‘Legacy support‘ and hit right key to open sub-settings and enable it.
Press F10 to accept the changes we just made.