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I have a dell 910 ran into a start PXE over ipv4 and stuck on start pxe over ipv6. I left my computer for a day and it still stuck on ipv6. I've tried some advice on youtube but i havent fixed the problem. Please help.
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Hi Gardezor.
I'm David, and I'm happy to help you.
Go to your device's BIOS and change the BOOT priority. Leave the system drive or "Windows Boot Manager" at the top of the BOOT priority.
The procedure is different on each computer. Consult your computer manual if necessary. Manufacturers usually make the manual available in the support area of their websites.
I hope this helps. Feel free to ask back any questions.
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Your laptop is trying to boot from a network drive rather than the internal drive, boot into BIOS (F2 on the Dell logo screen), find the option to restore BIOS defaults and apply that, then save those settings and restart your PC to see if it boots into Windows.
