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Windows 7: how to install windows using network boot

24 Mar 2012   #1

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how to install windows using network boot

how do i install windows using network boot? because my computer's USB is broken, CD is also broken and the hard drive is corrupted. so i want to use my other computer to install windows on my broken computer using network boot. but i dont know the basics but i heard something about PXE and servers. could anyone please tell me step by step guide? thanks

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24 Mar 2012   #2

Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
New Jersey
 
 

Why don`t you just get a new, used cd/dvd player for it.
This is about your netbook isn`t it ?
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24 Mar 2012   #3

Win7 x 6 PC's
California, Florida, Boston
 
 

Network boot is for large organizations not consumers.

Why would you do something so totally reckless as to merge your Dual Boot partitions, when we were giving you careful steps to follow while awaiting a screenshot?

You haven't determined for sure you cannot boot a flash stick until you follow the steps in your other thread.

You'll need to borrow a USB CD drive to reinstall, or google how to carefully remove your HD (no can openers) to move to another laptop to reinstall XP and then SysPrep to move HD to another computer
before moving it back.
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