Windows 10: why do I get start PXE over ipv6 at start screen?

why do I get start PXE over ipv6 at start screen?

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Start pxe over ipv4 and start pxe over ipv6

I have a dell 910 ran into a start PXE over ipv4 and stuck on start pxe over ipv6. I left my computer for a day and it still stuck on ipv6. I've tried some advice on youtube but i havent fixed the problem. Please help.

 

start PXE over IPv6

"PXE over IPv6" means the computer is trying to find a
network device that has an operating system available to boot your computer.

The network interface card (NIC) can be a bootable device the same as a hard disk, optical disk or USB drive. There are two possible reasons why this message has come up.

1 Change in Boot Order. Each Boot device is accessed in sequence normally hard drive 1st then optical, USB etc. with PXE last (although PXE can be turned off altogether). If for any reason the boot order changes such that PXE comes before the drive then
the message will come up. However cancelling the option should then make it progress onto the next device. Eventually the hard disk will boot.

2 Failure of a bootable device. If a drive fails such that no other device can start the computer then the BIOS will step through the available devices until it gets to the NIC option and displays the message. If the option is cancelled the BIOS will display
that no bootable device was found and to restart the computer.

 

Start PXE over IPv6

Recently, my new computer (Got it in June this year) has been blue-screening, being generally slow and now has stopped booting and saying "Start PXE over IPv6/4 on Mac". I have Fast boot on also, so I can't really access UEFI BIOS. If any extra details are needed, I'd be happy to provide. This is essentially my last resort before I send it off to a repair shop, which I feel is a bit overboard and want to be sure I'm not going to forget to or not know anything that could easily fix this. And I'm quite sure it isn't a virus. Thanks in advance.