I have emachine T5010 in 2006. It can't boot.PXE E53 no boot file

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.

re-installtion/recovery needs to operate normally again

virus problem scan ur pc

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

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

If you are not booting from a network, PXE-boot is the wrong boot option.

You have to change the boot order so that the PC will boot from your HDD. This can be set in the boot option in your BIOS.

Depending on the type of BIOS, you will enter F2 or Delete during the POST( when the white letters appear on the screen after you turned it on). This will enter you into the BIOS setup. boot options are usaully the last tab. Either disable the PXE-boot or change the priority so that it boots from the HDD first. Please, if you are unformiliar with this, reference the manual or ask someone with some IT background.

If the problem still exists after you configured the boot options your hard disk drive might not be readable. The BIOS just goes to the next availible boot device.

That means your computer trying to boot from LAN port. Go bios and change the settings of PXE boot to disable and make Hard disk as first boot device. Save the settings and restart your pc. It will work

Your message indicates that Pxe Boot is enabled (boot from lan card), go to bios settings and from the list of first boot options, please select the hard disk (hdd) or Cd-rom as the first boot device, reboot your system and check whether this helps or not.
It is also necessary to disconnect and reconnect your dvd/cd rom's power cable and data cable.
If you don't know how to do, then just reset the bios settings to "load default" ...
Good luck.
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check your harddisk is detected or not in bios setup