Gaming What is "Internal Network Adaptor Boot"?
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It is so you can Boot/Start up the PC from another PC on a LAN/Network remotely if it is switched off. You want to leave it disabled.
you can read more about this here>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_booting
Internal Network (means your local LAN/Network) Adaptor (means the Ethernet/Network Adaptor on the Motherboard) Boot (means Startup/Boot the PC)
you can read more about this here>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_booting
Internal Network (means your local LAN/Network) Adaptor (means the Ethernet/Network Adaptor on the Motherboard) Boot (means Startup/Boot the PC)
It's also another alternative to installing windows if you don't have a dvd drive and no usb stick. Useful, though requires some configuration on the server computer.
Yeah, basically an external install source. For example, at my school there is a server in the IT guy's office that he RDP's to from his main computer, from there he distributes images (Norton Ghost images) to the comps that connect via that feature. All he has to do is put in the IP and select the image and leave it over night. That's how he installs crap to the school.
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