An employee is complaining that their workstation is not booting into Windows when they reboot their machine. You noticed that during the reboot, the system is loading into a PXE-based OS. What should you do next?

A. Reboot the PC to determine if it will boot from the HDD.
B. Boot into recovery mode to fix the boot order.
C. Boot to BIOS and select the HDD from the boot order.
D. Press F12 to boot into boot mode and select the correct device.

To resolve the issue of the workstation not booting into Windows and instead loading into a PXE-based OS, the next step would be to boot into BIOS and select the HDD from the boot order.

When a workstation is booting into a PXE-based OS instead of Windows, it suggests that the system is attempting to boot from the network rather than the hard drive. This could be due to the incorrect boot order settings in the BIOS.

By accessing the BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) of the workstation, you can modify the boot order and prioritize the hard drive as the primary boot device. This ensures that the system looks for the operating system on the HDD first before attempting to boot from other sources, such as the network.

To access the BIOS, you typically need to restart the computer and press a specific key (such as F2, Del, or Esc) during the boot process. Once in the BIOS, navigate to the boot settings or boot order section and make sure that the HDD is listed as the first boot option.

After selecting the HDD as the primary boot device, save the changes and exit the BIOS. The workstation should now reboot and attempt to boot into Windows from the hard drive.

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