Realtek Network Boot Agent

[wizard25]

Hi I need help,every time I trun on my computer I see Realtek Network Boot Agent,and its slowing boot time for about 20 seconds, how do I disable it.
I disabled that boot agent in BIOS but nothing.

 

[theog]

Reset BIOS boot order to, Realtek Network Boot Agent last boot.

NOTE: for a example
BIOS boot order
1) CD/DVD drive. No 1
2) HD drive. No 1 ( OS drive)
3) CD/DVD drive. No 2
4) HD drive. No 2
5)Realtek Network Boot Agent

 

[wizard25]

Realtek Boot Agent is last in that order,but thats not working its booting first

 

[wizard25]

Here are some pics.

How do I disable this?

 

[theog]

Try resetting the BIOS to default, & Realtek Network Boot Agent last boot.

 

[wizard25]

I don't think that will work.I didn't change any settings in bios except I disabled network boot

 

[FredG]

Same problem do not know how to fix it I have a dell and it is driving me crazy!!

 

[theog]

Same problem do not know how to fix it I have a dell and it is driving me crazy!!

Try resetting the BIOS to default, & Realtek Network Boot Agent last boot.

 

[kreg37]

I know this is an old thread, but I've been dealing with this same issue for over two years. I now have a solution that worked for me -- I have a Dell Studio XPS 9100 with a replacement OEM motherboard with an integrated Realtek NIC. The solution is: go into BIOS (press F2 at boot), select "Load Defaults," save & exit, and then boot up the computer. I had already selected "disable" PXE boot in the BIOS (even though it previously didn't work), and it was still selected after "Loading Defaults." Anyway, the PC no longer attempts the PXE boot and now boots straight into Windows.