Ibm t22 thinkpad(PXE-E05 LAN ADAPTOR CONFIG.- OR NON STARTED or CORRUPTED. BOOT AGENT CANT CONTINUE

Your hard drive contents has been corrupted. Do a clean install of your operating system.

not many options pick one...CD ROMLANUSBwhat os are you trying to boot into, the machine may not support it, let me know so we can get this done!! good luck question just ask

This appears to be an indication of a failed hard drive. During the bootup process, your computer looks for bootable (accessible) devices including your hard drive, external drives (if any) and then any other possible mediums like network attached resources. If the hard drive is not available then this would explain your situation.

Install os and Configure first boot device HDD

re-load OS from cd/dvd,dont play with the keys unessesarily whilst you are re-installing

It means it's initializing its boot agent - most IBM have this feature. Press F1 on start up to go into the bios and then use the settings for start or boot up options to turn it off. If you simply wait - it will go away and windows will start normally anyhow when it is finished.

The machine is attempting a network boot. You need to enter your BIOS setup program and change the settings to disable network boot or set it as last in the boot order (depends on the specific BIOS of the machine).

either you have a virus or a corrupted dll file.
eitherway, beside create a bootable CD or Floppy disk, and try to fix from there, thats' time a money.
the next best thing, is to reinsall the operating system.
the other option is get a new hard drive and install the operating system on that so you can preserve the data you have on the old one.

I assume with "boot menu" you mean the BIOS boot menu (the one you get to if you press F12 during start up, before the Windows screen appears.)

1. Go to "Enter Setup"
2. Go to "Config", click "Enter"
3. Go down to "USB", click "Enter"
4. Make sure that "USB Bios Support" is enabled.
5. (Hit "Enter" again and choose between "enabled" and "disabled")
6. Hit "Esc" twice to go back to the main page.
7. Go down to "Startup", click "Enter"
8. Choose "Boot"
9. Check if "USB CD" is in the list of boot options or excluded form booting.
10. Hit F10, confirm any changes you made (click "Enter" for 'yes') and reboot.
11. Tap or hold down F12 again and you should see the boot option menu again.

Note: I am not 100% sure if you can boot from a DVD externally.
I booted from the internal DVD drive fine with a Linux LiveCD. It is possible that the T22 BIOS does not support external booting. Check you version - the latest release from IBM is version 16ET32WW (1.12), release date 06/03/2004. You find that info here.

I would really appreciate if you could come back here and leave a comment, so I (and maybe others?) can learn form this ;-)

Good luck!

RE-Install your OS i had tht dang prob n thats all that worked the same path name and everything