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Make sure after updating you unmount the cd/dvd drive or it will try to boot to it.<br />
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Make sure after updating you unmount the cd/dvd drive or it will try to boot to it.

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No it's not vm guest it's hyper-v host machine nothing is mounted I can't reboot it remotly because it goes to pxe boot which requires physical presence to cancel that by pressing Esc button
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No it's not vm guest it's hyper-v host machine nothing is mounted I can't reboot it remotly because it goes to pxe boot which requires physical presence to cancel that by pressing Esc button

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Hello another quick question our VM-host every time i update and reboot, it reboots to PXE and searching for media so i have cancel that by pressing Esc which eliminate the update process remotely, so should i change my boot order to skip pxe so i can reboot the vm-host remotely as well.<br />
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Thanks
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Hello another quick question our VM-host every time i update and reboot, it reboots to PXE and searching for media so i have cancel that by pressing Esc which eliminate the update process remotely, so should i change my boot order to skip pxe so i can reboot the vm-host remotely as well.

Thanks

Server 2012 r2 VM-HOST booting in to PXE mode

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