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What Are You Planning For? What Are You Planning For? submenu.If a network card is present, move it way down the list.Ĭurrent models of Compaq/HP machines have an option to select boot order at startup from a boot menu accessed by hitting an F key. Floppy disk first, then CD drive, then the hard drive. Now, with no operating system installed, the laptop cannot detect it and tries to boot from the next available device – the network card. Was the machine ever part of a network at your office? It probably means that the network card was listed after the hard drive in the boot order. The machine spec barely meets the minimum requirements as far as RAM is concerned.Īs far as the error is concerned, as it's an old work machine, did they wipe the hard disk before letting you have it? If so, that error makes sense, as the boot order is set to run from the hard disk, which now contains nothing at all, so it can't boot.Īs far as the PXE-E61 error is concerned, you see this message when the laptop is trying to boot from a remote server using the network card. That Win2000 installation must be running very slowly.

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