@julio Dell command and control program: https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000134806/how-to-install-use-dell-client-configuration-toolkit
Once installed you can call a DOS based program with command line switches to make adjustments to the bios.
Look at this link. The very first reply shows you the command I talk about: https://www.dell.com/community/Enterprise-Client/Dell-Command-Configure-UEFI-PXE-Boot-options/td-p/4503850
The command for setting the forcepxeonnmextboot is
cctk.exe --forcepxeonnextboot=enable
j’utilise une machine dell latitude mais pour démarrer via le réseau je suis obligé d’aller dans le bios coché l’option réseau pour que ma machine démarre via le réseau.
For another choice, you can always use the Dell F12 boot manager when the computer is booting. Pick pxe boot and computer will pxe boot in either bios or uefi mode. You do not need to go into bios to make change. The F12 menu will boot pxe boot this time, then next time computer boots it will change back to the default value.
