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Remote Operating System Installation

Overview For computers in your organization that do not contain a PXE-based remote boot ROM, Microsoft provides the administrator with a tool to create a remote boot disk for use with RIS. The RIS remote boot disk can be used with a variety of supported PCI-based network adapter cards. The Network PCÂ—a slimmed down version of a personal computer without a floppy disk or CD-ROM driveÂ—will be one of the first client computers to take advantage of RIS. Because of its lack of an external floppy disk drive, the Net PC will require use of the Remote OS Installation feature for the installation of the workstation operating system.

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Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	WORD
Date Published	May 2007	Downloads	38
Format	White Papers
Topics	PCMCIA Cards, OS Interoperability

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