AFTER BOOTING UP THE COMPUTER, JERIFING DMI POOL DATA APPEARS

An error occurred in modifying the BIOS settings.

02.If it is the boot data of the magnetic region of track 0 of the hard disk, it is incorrect. If it is a hardware failure, use the backup component to cross-check by itself.

05.If the problem is caused by changing the BIOS settings, change it back to the original settings.

03.If it is an installation issue, check that all connections are correct.

04.If the OS setting is wrong, press F8 to enter the boot menu and the system will not move at this step, and load the boot normal login record.

06. Set it correctly according to the hardware specifications.

bios.Workaround:

01.Unplug all the new hardware to start the operating system smoothly and stop at authentication.

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Possible reasons for the dmipool picture. There are hardware components that are not properly installed.

04.Hardware failures.

05.The boot data of the magnetic area of the 0th track of the hard disk is incorrect.

06, boot on floppy disk.

Sometimes the boot fails and the BIOS settings are loaded. The new hardware does not match the BIOS settings.

02, install the hardware one by one and boot it up to find out the suspect. The setting value was changed incorrectly in the operating system.

Such as monitors. Disk.

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dmipool

Data is the step that is verifying the hardware settings after loading the BIOS, and after the verification is successful and the disk boot file is successfully booted.

After the verification is successful and the disk boot file is successfully started.

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The system doesn't move at this point?

Verifying DMI Pool Data is the step to verify the hardware settings after loading the BIOS, after the verification is successful and the disk boot file is successfully booted.

After the verification is successful and the disk boot gear is successfully started, the operating system can be started smoothly.

Sometimes boot fails, and the possible reasons for stopping at verifying or building DMI pool screen are:

01.The new hardware does not match the BIOS settings.

02.An error occurred in modifying the BIOS settings.

03.There are hardware components that are not properly installed.

04.Hardware failures.

05.The boot data of the magnetic area of the 0th track of the hard disk is incorrect.

06.Changing the setpoint incorrectly in the operating system (e.g. monitor, disk, ....)

Workaround:

01.Unplug all the new hardware, load the BIOS settings, install the hardware one by one for boot testing, find out the culprit, and then set it correctly according to the hardware specifications.

bios。02.If the problem is caused by changing the BIOS settings, change it back to the original settings.

03.If it is an installation issue, check that all connections are correct.

04.If it is a hardware failure, use the backup component to cross-check by itself.

05.If the boot data of the magnetic region of the 0th track of the hard disk is incorrect, boot the computer with a floppy disk and load the normal login record of boot.

06.If the OS setting is incorrect, press F8 to enter the boot menu, select the safe mode to enter and change back to the system setting.

Please repartition the hard disk and format it, install the operating system, disk boot dailure insert system There is a problem with the boot area of the hard disk.

The boot file is damaged, right?,Have you reinstalled the system?,You can use third-party software to repair it.。

Just repaired to a computer with a similar failure: there is a computer that is easy to crash when working, 3 5 times a day, so use the previously saved ghost backup file to restore the system C drive, the result can not start, and the verifying DMI pool data appears during the POST....There was no movement.

Solution: 1. Install the memory module after repeatedly cleaning it, but it is invalid.

2. Plugging and unplugging the hard disk interface is invalid.

3. Replace the hard disk data cable, which is invalid.

4. BIOS is set to default and the motherboard battery is removed, which is invalid

Successful method: Start the computer with a CD-ROM drive (with the boot disc of the deep mountain Momiji), use the tools inside to re-detect each partition of the hard disk, and save the partition information. Reuse another previously saved ghost backup file to restore the system C drive, successfully, the computer boots up normally, everything is normal.

Used to do ghost backup files on a regular basis, so there are several backup files)

Analysis: It may be that the first ghost backup file is wrong and corrupts the hard drive partition table. Just restore with a second ghost backup file.

Your computer should only have one main hard drive attached to it, remove the slave drive. Reinstall the C drive of the main hard drive, or restore the C drive with a ghost backup file. (If you can't see the partitions in the DOS state, the partition table is broken.)

The online treatment method is:

I feel that the treatment method is not very easy to use, and I have taken a lot of detours.

Hardware not found! You adjust the priority of the hard drive!

1. Try to recover the BIOS first.

2. Replace the hard disk cable and the hard disk socket of the motherboard, because the hard disk socket of the motherboard has more than two.

3. You can also boot the disc boot, and then see if you can find the hard disk under DOS, if you can, try it with the command fdisk mbr to repair the partition table. If you can't find it, there are several possibilities, it is possible that your hard disk is too large, and it cannot be displayed under DOS, you can start the disc with PE, if you still can't see the hard disk, then it is a big problem.

4. There are also times when the optical drive is broken, there is also this kind of problem, you can try the above methods, and finally unplug the optical drive to start it.

At present, I can only think of these, there are many possibilities of computer problems, and I have not seen the real thing, so I can only write so much.

I don't know how big your hard disk is, whether it can be accessed under DOS, if you can, under DOS, use fdisk to go in, take a look at the boot disk, it's A, is it still C drive. If it's not, change it.,If it doesn't work, repair the system.,If there's no important software.,Just reinstall it.。

I've encountered it a few times before.

There is a problem with the hard disk inverted area.

At present, the best solution is to reinstall the system or g

It's simple, use the installation version of the hard disk grid.