How to fix pxe-e53 boot failed error can't go into safe mode, only boot menu

Just format your Laptop because your operating system is damage.Install another Operating System that's all.

First go to bios by press f10 (or kay for your model of laptop )and
select main menu and check display cd dvd drive and hard drive in information.

select cd dvd or hard drive to first boot .set network as lower than hard drive.

in this pic netework is high piority for boot up. but there are no network server to boot up. there was showed as no network device, pls select hard drive and select key for change setting.

restart ur cpu 1st then press F8 then run safe mode option ..run slove ur problem

Your laptop is trying to find a bootfile on the network and not finding one! ~This either means it's not seeing your hard drive, your hard drive hasn't got a bootfile on it, or your bios settings for booting have somehow got messed up.

This error is a network boot error.
The error message indicates that the client received at least one valid DHCP/BOOTP offer, but does not have a boot filename to download.
A fix to this problem is found on this WEB site.
http://www.bootix.com/support/problems_solutions/pxe_e53_no_boot_filename_received.html

enter to boot up in safe mode, then disable the atheros network drivers in my computers properties > hardware or drivers, then leave the originals that it came with should be the first two, ok, remove all others that say atheros, This error is of a group of driver programs being installed in computers through networking, yes hackers, I've fixed about 10 computers this month, but this software seems to log in to a network that can monitor your activity. Made by Atheros, & probably hacked to do this, cause Im sure the company did not modify this to log in to other private networks, if networks or drivers are disabled it will not even but up so best thing is to go into safe mode & disable these atheros drivers that dont belong in the computers in the first place. I had to re-install the bios in pcs because it modifies bios, registry files, and once t does that, its hell for the not so tech savy normal person.

ii think its a virus, nothing else. if its a virus u will also notice that your PC has become much slower than before, the thing for u to do is doa virus check and if u wanna be even more safe you gotta reinsatll ur OS and format ur HDD.
hope i helped, thanks, bye.

If you get this error in a black screen before windows xp can boot up....
CLIENT MAC ADDR: xxxxxxx GUID: xxxxxxxxxx
PXE-E53: no boot filename recived
PXE-MOF: exiting intel PXE Rom
Your network card's settings in bios have somehow been changed. PXE means Pre-Execution Enviroment. In other words, it allows your network card to connect to a network server to pull operating system images off the network and other files without having an operating system installed.

The Fix,
Go into BIOS press F2 or F12 whatever your PC's screen at bootup says. In Bios, reset your bios settings to the default bios settings, or original settings. This fixed my problem with the above error. Nothing else fixed it. Windows Recovery cd will not fix it, because you cannot boot windows if this error is still occuring, Your network card will keep prompting DHCP to search for a network.
Its a bios function not a windows function.

If you get this error in a black screen before windows xp can boot up....
CLIENT MAC ADDR: xxxxxxx GUID: xxxxxxxxxx
PXE-E53: no boot filename recived
PXE-MOF: exiting intel PXE Rom
Your network card's settings in bios have somehow been changed. PXE means Pre-Execution Enviroment. In other words, it allows your network card to connect to a network server to pull operating system images off the network and other files without having an operating system installed.
The Fix,
Go into BIOS press F2 or F12 whatever your PC's screen at bootup says. In Bios, reset your bios settings to the default bios settings, or original settings. If nothing else fixed it. Windows Recovery cd will not fix it, because you cannot boot windows if this error is still occuring, Your network card will keep prompting DHCP to search for a network. Its a bios function not a windows function. Reset your bios settings to the default.

Install Windows XP and then Ubuntu

Any Linux Using GRUB (preferably) Or LILO will automatically fix all "No Operating System found etc. Problems"