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I have come to the conclusion that I won't be able to do this, but am hoping
maybe I'm wrong and somebody here will have a suggestion for me.
I have a friend with an unformatted hard-drive that lives several miles
away. His computer currently has an unpartitioned hard-drive. When trying
to install windows he discovered that his cd drive has died.
Checking his bios we found that PXE boot is an option in his boot order.
I have a home network that includes a windows 2003 server, I've installed
RIS and am confident that if he brought his computer here and hooked up to my
router I will be able to install windows for him over the network.
My question is: Is there anyway for me to install windows to his computer in
it's current location?
He has only the one computer with no server available to him, he also has no
floppy drive.
If anyone has a suggestion that would be wonderful as he is not able to get
up here until the end of the month.
maybe I'm wrong and somebody here will have a suggestion for me.
I have a friend with an unformatted hard-drive that lives several miles
away. His computer currently has an unpartitioned hard-drive. When trying
to install windows he discovered that his cd drive has died.
Checking his bios we found that PXE boot is an option in his boot order.
I have a home network that includes a windows 2003 server, I've installed
RIS and am confident that if he brought his computer here and hooked up to my
router I will be able to install windows for him over the network.
My question is: Is there anyway for me to install windows to his computer in
it's current location?
He has only the one computer with no server available to him, he also has no
floppy drive.
If anyone has a suggestion that would be wonderful as he is not able to get
up here until the end of the month.