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Use PXE to chainboot iPXE. Then have iPXE load what you need too. Is this Windows machine standalone or is there a router involved, because theoretically you could use that to handle all the PXE booting aspects.
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The advantage of iPXE is that it is more flexible than straight PXE and can even boot into Windows or mount iSCSI drives to boot from. I've found it a lot easier to deal with as compared to straight PXE. As long as you can send an image over tftp and then can call back to a web server with iPXE you can do just about anything.
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