Moved threat to Help/request as it seems its the proper place.
You don't give details about what you want to do, why, what kind of PCs, etc and so my answer will be generic and only mean to point you in a general direction.
If by boot you mean install windows from LAN you need to research how PXE boot works and how to set a remote installation server. A lot depends on how many PCs and what kind of installations you want (os only, os and programs/settings, etc) and what kind of support you want to provide but there are solutions for everyone.
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If you mean having windows 10 running from a PC without disk at all... You may need to have a LOT of ram on those PCs since you won't have a swap, and use
Windows to Go image to deploy via PXE boot. It's safe to say that those PCs probably won't be used to their full potential (Windows to go is not meant for performance) unless you make specific builds for said PCs with their drivers included in windows to go image.
Additionally, you can have normal windows run on a diskless PC with a trick. You make said build to use a VHDX disk image on the server (iSCSI target) as its disk and in that case, it will run just fine BUT... better have a fast disk array to support all those PCs using the server disks concurrently and fast network setup, 2.5 GBit recommended, 1gbit minimum.
The alternative is to have PCs work on a central server with VDI (virtual desktop) but you will need a powerful server to be able to keep up with the No of people you want to support.
In either case, it's not easy to write about how to do it as the guide would be several pages long and even then it would not be complete. You need a lot of experimentation to do for your specific network setup and PCs, and make custom windows image builds as I don't think there is a turn-key solution or I didn't find one when we were asked for a similar approach and made our own set up for that company.
Hope it helped.
