HPThinPro 3.2 Guide http://www.techpository.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/HPThinPro3.2.pdf

Power on the Wyse device and immediately hit the “Del” key to bring up the bios setup Enter the password “Fireport” Change the boot order sequence to allow USB Floppy and USB Hard disks to be at the top of the boot order. Save you changes and exit.  “F10”

This should technically work for all models Linux or Windows   Often times a Wyse Client will become corrupted when the update process has been interrupted. The following is the quickest way to repair this issue.  We will use a preconfigured Puppy Linux USB thumb drive in the example. Repairing the Wyse Client with a

Wyse WNOS.INI Configurations http://www.techpository.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Wyse-Thin-OS-64-Parameters.pdf

Admin Guide http://www.techpository.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Wyse_Enhanced_SLE_Admin_Guide_DEC2010.pdf