Network Boot
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is your hdd set to boot before your network?
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First could you tell us about your system and network? and second is there a specific reason you want to dias-able network boot?
Ken
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- HP Pavillion dv-7 1005 Tx
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- Win 8 Release candidate 8400
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- 4 gigs
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- Nvidia 9600M
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- HD built-in
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- 17" Wxga
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- 1440x900
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- none
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- 45Mb down 5Mb up
Hi Guys, on thinking about this more I realise it is a motherboard problem rather than a Windows 7 problem. I was trying to disable Network Boot to see if it would solve the problem of my num lock light staying on after I switch off my computer. I had already tried disabling Wake on Lan, but that didn't work. I have just been building a new system with an Intel board. The only slight problems I have is this light staying on, and an exclamation mark against the PCI Simple Communication Controller in Device Manager, which I think is the onboard EEEI 1394
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- windows 7 64 bit