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January 10th, 2017 01:00
Boot Windows 10 with UEFI over network with UEFI
Hello everyone
I am trying to make Windows 10 scripted installation with UEFI boot.
Every things works with normal Legacy mode in our environment and k2000.
I have made WINPE 10 boot file as a normal procedure with k2000 Media Manager (like in legacy mode). And uploaded it to k2000. Of cause I have re-cached my drivers when making new a boot source.
I have setup our new DHCP so it can boot with UEFI and it works!, and I can see my boot sources when boot up the client in UEFI mode.
Here comes the tricky part I can choose my newly created Windows 10 boot source with Dell's own WINPE10 drivers. Then it loads the Boot source file that I created but It stop at the Windows 10 logo it never loads the deployment menu like in legacy mode, so I cannot deploy a scripted installation.
I am stuck what could be wrong or what have I missed ? Please help
Regards,
Michael
Robert P (retired)
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January 12th, 2017 07:00
Here is some information you may find helpful:
http://dell.to/2jbioXO
http://dell.to/2jbh33u
itaura
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January 23rd, 2017 03:00
Hi Robert
Friday I became curious - What will a Hyper-V machine do, when booting up with UEFI. And turns out that it works like a charm - It just bootet correctly and I was able to choose my deployments in the deployment menu.
Why is it working on Hyper-V machine and not on a dell desktop / laptop?
I have enabled UEFI stack on NIC and disabled secure boot.
What could be wrong or what have I missed ?
Regards'
Michael
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September 20th, 2018 07:00
I have been having a similar issues trying to get a Dell Latitude 3570 with Windows 10 to enable a network unlock with bitlocker installed. The UEFI mode should allow the server to unlock it so it will take updates on our company LAN, but have been trying for weeks now and no go.