How can I make this work?

Hi @xxdtmelodyy

What is the make and model number of the desktop PC or the make and model number of the motherboard if a custom build?

The PC is trying to find an OS (operating system) so that it can boot up.

At the moment it is trying to boot from a network connection and it can’t find it.

Is there a HDD installed in the PC?

If there is a HDD installed which has an operating system, change the boot order in BIOS to boot from the HDD as the 1st boot option.

Depending on your model to get into BIOS press either the Del key or the F2 key when the computer is first turned on and the makers logo is on the screen.

When in the BIOS menus find the Boot options and select the HDD as the 1st boot option save the changes and restart the computer

It seems like your computer has PXE boot enabled. PXE boot will cause the computer to use a network connection to search for a remote operating system to boot from.

You will have to disable PXE boot, and this requires that you enter your BIOS. The key to press during the boot to enter the BIOS will vary depending on your motherboard, but it is usually the Del, Esc, or one of the Function keys.

Once you are in your BIOS, poke around until you find the option to disable PXE boot. The BIOS program may label it as “network boot” or “LAN boot”, but it’s all the same.

Once it’s disabled, remember to save your changes before exiting the BIOS program.