The server administrator is installing a new server. When booting up the server, the OS installer is unable to find any disk to load the OS. Which of the following should the server administrator…

Configuring the array controller addresses RAID initialization but does not resolve the inability to locate a bootable OS source when no OS has been installed yet.

Loading the OS from USB assumes the current USB boot media is the problem, but the issue is the boot order not directing the server to the correct network-based installation source.

PXE (Preboot Execution Environment) enables a server to boot from a network-based OS deployment service such as WDS (Windows Deployment Services) or a PXE server. On a new server with no existing OS or configured storage visible to standard boot media, changing the boot order to PXE allows the deployment environment to load OS installation files and the necessary storage controller drivers to detect local disks.

Moving the installer to a different USB port is a physical troubleshooting step that does not address the underlying boot order or disk visibility issue.