No X86\pxeLinux in tftproot

Deleted all the Image files bar the ones we will use, Just Windows.

Nothing in the PXE.conf file.

TFTP.conf

-- Set this value to "enabled" to turn logging on, or "disabled" to turn it off
logging=enabled

-- log_file is the path to the file where logging information is written to
-- In the example case, since no directory is specified, the log file is
-- written to the working directory, which is the directory where
-- TftpServer.exe lives.
log_file=C:/Program Files (x86)/BMC Software/BladeLogic/8.1/PXE/br/tftp.log

-- Set this value to the timeout (in seconds) between packet exchanges. 5
-- seconds is sufficient for most networks, but if you are going over a
-- slow link, you might want to bump this up some.
timeout=60

-- This value specifies how many times to resend a timed out packet.
retries=5

-- By default, the tftp server will operate in read only mode. That is,
-- read requests will be honored but write requests will be rejected.
-- This is a security feature to prevent people from writing spurious
-- files to your system.
-- Set this value to "enabled" to allow write requests to this tftp server.
tftp_write=disabled

-- Although it's seldom necessary, you may also set whether you want
-- the server to honor read requests.
tftp_read=enabled

-- By default, the tftp server doesn't allow you to overwrite files
-- that already exist in your tftp server directory. Set this option
-- to enabled to allow overwrites.
tftp_overwrite=disabled

-- You may further set timeout, retries, and read/write permissions
-- on a per client basis. In the examples below, any requests coming
-- from 192.168.11.1 will get a larger timeout period, more retries,
-- and will only allow write requests, while 192.168.25.2 will
-- allow 30 retries before giving up.
-- 192.168.11.1.timeout=60
-- 192.168.11.1.tftp_read=disabled
-- 192.168.25.2.retries=30

file_path=C:\\tftproot

None of the files mentions above there though. They were there, but i removed them, thinking they were the reason it was trying to boot into Linux and not Windows

Will recreate it, used these instructions previously

http://bladelogic.wikispaces.com/Windows+Provisioning

Found this in

C:\tftproot\X86PC\pxelinux\pxelinux.cfg

# Perform a local boot by default

default inst

default64 linux64

# Always prompt

prompt 1

# Display the bootup message

display pxeboot.msg

# Boot automatically after 300 seconds

timeout 1

label local

localboot 0

# The rest of this file is machine-generated

label linux64

kernel boot_2_0_x64\pxeboot.0

append initrd=none

label inst

kernel boot_2_0_x86\pxeboot.0

append initrd=none

When Creating a WinPE image using BL GUI, get the following error when ticking the Boot image Target directory

TFTP server is not a Managed Server

Progress. Does it always boot PXELinux?

What does built in Blade mean