P35 boot from lan

I try to boot from LAN but I can’t. I receive this error: PXE:61 Media test failed check cable. I enable “wake up from LAN” option from network adapter properties and it boot from LAN normally without error messages. Why this happen? I want to boot from LAN on clean system. Is there solution?
M/B: P35 Platinum
BIOS veer:1.1

in bios i set the realtek boot agent as first boot device. I have 3 pc with the same configuration one of them has already installed windows XP SP2. The other two are clean. (I want to transfer image from server to my clients).

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Hello
I am working on a Toshiba tecra a11-17c. We currently have about 18 of the same laptop and the person who originally built the computers has left the office we are currently working at.
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Hi
In most cases the HDD is dead and you will need to replace this.
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Thanks for Using Lenovo community Forums!
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When trying to boot in BIOS with either USB or CD first (both inserted with bootable), the boot goes directly into HDD and starts windows 8.
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Before you even start, consider that there may be no Windows 7 driver support for some of the hardware in your laptop. You won't know which hardware devices and functions are unsupported until you find out the hard way. In some cases, a driver conflict could cripple your computer.
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permit ip any any
ip access-list extended all1
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permit ip any any
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access-list 101 permit udp any any eq domain
access-list 101 permit udp any eq domain any
dialer-list 1 protocol ip permit
dialer-list 2 protocol ip permit
dialer-list 3 protocol ip permit
mac-address-table aging-time 15
route-map MAP_ACL permit 10
line con 0
no modem enable
line aux 0
line vty 0 4
exec-timeout 40 0
password xxxxxxx
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transport output telnet ssh
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Hi,
I would be happy to help but I have one question first: Your configuration contains a lot of cruft generated from SDM/CCP and I am not sure if any of that is really required by you. Do you believe you would be fine with having this entire configuration trimmed down and do just what's supposed to do (routing and NAT), and we had security measures added in later? Just by the way, I do not believe you need the zone-based firewall. In your simple setup with just a few inside/outside interfaces, it does not add any real value apart from making the configuration virtually unreadable. We can easily do the same with IP Inspect.
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The issue was that the usb drives were disabled in the bios from the Startup menu.
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