No. If you have diff hadware then you can add diff network drivers.

What is the result? Is it working? 

No, it just restarts after saying "Preparing Network Settings" and i can't the specific errors in the smsts.log.

Do i have to sysprep my client because i got an OS installed on it?

When I clear the last PXE advertisement there is only the MDT Client Task Sequence to clear. Maybe my Task Sequences are wrong? 

Or is it wrong that the client got the Client already installed on it? 

Abi, how to create boot image windows xp? Is it same with Operating system image? My assumptions is both of them same, is it right?

Rgds,

Pacoy 

Hi,

 My assumption is also the same. You can try to deploy XP image by taking same boot image.But i am not sure on that.I have to check the same thing in my lab. But it will take time.
 

Now i reinstalled my server and made all the configuration again...

but now i got the message:

"PXE-E51: No DHCP or proxyDHCP offers were received.

PXE-M0F: Exiting Broadcom PXE ROM"

Have i forgotten anything? 

*push*

Can anybody help me? 

Hi "prohibited ",

From my experience, if the WINPE always get restart you might can try this step here...

You use the SCCM to enable PXE point to deploy the OS image, but the target machine failed to boot from PXE and reboot again and again.

1. check your PXE point, it is no problem

2. check your WDS configurations, it is no problem

3. check your SCCM Task Sequences configurations, it is no problem

4. In the WINPE, open the command window and check the “SMSTS.log”, found the target machine failed to solve the SCCM server FQDN

5. check the DHCP configurations and found the DNS server is defined in the DHCP

1. In the DHCP console, define the correct DNS sever

2. Add the target machine IP subnet into SCCM site boundary

3. Re-advertise the OS deploy to target machine

4. Now the target machine boot from PXE successfully

Good Luck...

Muthu

Yeah, I'm having the same problem here. My XP in VM is not booting when using Capture Wizard that created from SCCM. If manually restart it...the OS will crash...any idea?

I'm not sure if this is part of any of the issues, but the attached image should always be configured. This custom IF statement will stop the reboot if the partition is not set properly. I use it on all my images.