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| - | Go to the //Details// tab and choose "Service" in the pulldown menu. | + | Go to the //Details// tab and choose "Service" from the drop-down menu. Make a note of the network card service name ("E1000" in the above example). |
| - | Note the service name for the next step. | + | |
| - | {{winaoe:winaoe16.png}} | + | ===== Enabling network boot ===== |
| - | Open regedit (Start -> Run -> "regedit") and browse to the key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services". | + | Start up Registry Editor (//Start// -> //Run// -> //regedit//) and browse to the key //HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services//. |
| - | There browse to the key which you found in the last step (the "Service" of the network adapter) | + | |
| - | {{winaoe:winaoe17.png}} | + | {{ winaoe:winaoe16.png }} |
| - | Double click the "Start" key on the left panel, change the Value data to 0 and press Ok. | + | Click on the network card service key ("E1000" in this example), then double-click on "Start" in the right-hand panel. |
| - | You are now done with installing WinAoE with boot support. | + | {{ winaoe:winaoe17.png }} |
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| + | Change the //Value data// to 0 and click on //OK//. | ||
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| + | NOTE: If you are using a Nvidia network card, you may have to use the RIS drivers or set the "Start" to 0 for the nvnetbus service as well. | ||
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| + | You are now ready to | ||
| * [[sanboot:transfer|Transfer the Microsoft Windows disk image to your AoE target]] | * [[sanboot:transfer|Transfer the Microsoft Windows disk image to your AoE target]] | ||
