What is this EFI Network 0 for IPv4 boot failed error on Lenovo laptops
EFI Network 0 for IPv4 boot failed error on laptops Lenovo
“Error: EFI Network 0 for IPv4 boot failed” – this is a system message in which the user is informed that trying to boot over a network using IP The fourth version failed. Actually, this is not not surprising, as regular PC users boot from hard drive, and those who did not spare money to buy solid state drive – with SSD.
This message can only be seen by laptop owners Lenovo, as on other computers she calls a little differently.
Error loading Lenovo laptop
The corresponding error can appear for many reasons, for example, as a result of flashing the BIOS or sloppy work the user himself in the corresponding “engineering menu”.
What and how to fix EFI Network 0 for IPv4 error boot failed
Lenovo Notebook Startup Screen
There are several options here. Laptop owners first Lenovo should try resetting the BIOS to default. It is done like this:
- Turn on the laptop;
- Wait for the boot screen (not OS, namely a computer (usually the Lenovo logo on it);
- Hold the Fn + F2 keys for a second.
On a number of Lenovo laptops, pressing these two keys simultaneously resets the BIOS. If this happened, then after The next reboot the operating system will start to boot.
BOIS Lenovo Laptop
If the appropriate actions have not led to the desired result, The following should be done:
- Turn on the laptop;
- On the startup boot screen, press F2 or Del (depends on laptop models);
- In the “engineering menu” that opens, go to the “Boot” tab;
- Select “Boot Mode” and press Enter;
- In the list that appears, select “Legacy”;
- Go to the “Exit” tab;
- Select “Save and reboot”.
After the laptop restarts, it should start operating system is loading, and the error “EFI: Network 0 for IPv4 boot failed “should no longer bother.
If these actions did not lead to the desired result, then in The BIOS will also need to find the item “1 st boot device”, which you will need to deploy and select HDD + (name hard drive). Thus, the computer will then be informed which device should boot first. therefore it will stop trying to boot from the network in which user, for obvious reasons, there is no bootloader and system.
It should be noted that the items and tabs in the BIOS may have different names (it depends on the computer model).
