A technician wishes to deploy Windows 10 Pro to multiple PCs through the remote network installation process. The technician begins by connecting the new PCs to the network and booting them up. However, the deployment fails because the target PCs are unable to communicate with the deployment server. What is the possible cause?

Last Updated on February 21, 2021 by Admin

A technician wishes to deploy Windows 10 Pro to multiple PCs through the remote network installation process. The technician begins by connecting the new PCs to the network and booting them up. However, the deployment fails because the target PCs are unable to communicate with the deployment server. What is the possible cause?

• The wrong network drivers are loaded in the image file.
• The SID has not been changed in the image file.
• The NIC cards on the new PCs are not PXE-enabled.
• Sysprep was not used before building the image file.
  

  Explanation: The NIC cards on the new PCs have to be PXE-enabled in order for them to communicate with the remote installation services on the server.