Boot error screen, XPe PC in Printer display after boot failure.
Above error appears after attempts to restart, full power cutoff then results in a normal boot. There is no keyboard or mouse on this unit, it is a touch screen.
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Got onsite, found the BIOS to boot from HDD as 2nd choice, first was a network drive (it is seen as a mapped drive, used for scanning only) 3rd was an empty USB hub/ports. Removed all unecessary devices from boot priority and problem went away.
A lot of the printers use a linux and you may not be loading that or someone changed the startup of the printer to BootP.
We have had issues with Xerox's if they see a pxe boot configuration on their subnet they try to boot that way and go nowhere, we had to create a separate vlan for them without PXE configs setup in the dhcp for that vlan.
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It is Windows XPe. We have Linux on our Xeroxes and they are never a problem, save the occasional boot spew corruption, edit that once in a blue moon. - GeorgeEmmett 11 years ago
The error message means:
The system does not find the boot media and tries to boot from PXE server. As you don't have a PXE server in your network or it is not correctly configured, you will run into this issue.
I suggest to contact the vendor of the printer for further help.
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Got onsite, found the BIOS to boot from HDD as 2nd choice, first was a network drive (it is seen as a mapped drive, used for scanning only) 3rd was an empty USB hub/ports. Removed all unecessary devices from boot priority and problem went away. - GeorgeEmmett 11 years ago
