Surface Pro 3 Firmware Update

ooooft , i remembered yesterday i changed the boot order to network--USB--SSD
Changed it back to SSD only and Boom back in windows
Thanks Guys !

Hi All,
I just got a new surface pro 3 and it said i should do the firmware update. So i started it and its now been sitting on a black screen saying
"Checking Media Presence......
Media Present.......
Start PXE over IPV4
Is it still updating the firmware ? is it done ? should i reboot ?
HELP!!!
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