Verifying DMI Pool Data error when downloading a computer

Sometimes, when loading a computer or a laptop may hang on the Verifying DMI Pool Data message. "Without any additional error messages or with BOOT from CD / DVD information. DMI is Desktop Management Interface, and the message does not speak no error as such, but that the data is tested transmitted by the BIOS operating system: in fact, such a check is carried out every time the computer starts, however, if the hanging at this moment is not happens, the user usually does not notice this message.

In this manual, in detail about what to do if after reinstalling Windows 10, 8 or Windows 7, replacing the equipment or simply without any visible reasons, the system download stops on the Verifying DMI Pool Data message and the Windows launch (or other OS) does not occur.

What to do if the computer hangs on Verifying Dmi Pool Data

Most often, the problem under consideration is caused by incorrect operation of HDD or SSD, BIOS configuration or Windows loader damage, although other options are also possible.

The general procedure of action, if you encountered the download stop on the Verifying DMI Pool Data message will be the following.

1. If you have added any equipment, check the boot without it, also remove the wheels (CD / DVD) and flash drives if connected.
2. Check in the BIOS, whether the hard disk with the system is "visible", whether it is installed as the first loading device (for Windows 10 and 8 instead of the hard disk, the first standard is Windows Boot Manager). In some old BIOS, you can only specify HDD as a download device (even if there are several). In this case, an additional partition is usually present where the order of hard drives is set (like Hard Disk Drive Priority, or the PRIMARY MASTER, PRIMARY SLAVE installation, etc.), make sure that the system hard drive is in the first place in this section or as PRIMARY Master.
3. Reset the BIOS settings (see how to reset the BIOS).
4. If any works were carried out inside the computer (cleaning from dust, etc.), check whether all the necessary cables and boards are connected, the connection is tightly performed. Pay special attention to SATA cables from the drives and the motherboard. Continuite cards (memory, video card, etc.).
5. If SATA is connected to several drives, try to leave only the system hard disk connected and check if the load passes.
6. If the error appeared immediately after installing Windows and the disk is displayed in the BIOS, try to boot from the distribution to the distribution, press SHIFT + F10 (command line opens) and use the bootrec.exe / fixmbr command, and then - bootrec.exe / rebuildbcd (if it does not help See also: Restore Windows 10 bootloader, Windows 7 boot recovery).

Note on the last item: Judging by some messages, in cases where the error appears immediately after installing Windows, the problem may also be caused by a "bad" distribution - either by itself or a faulty USB drive or DVD disk.

Usually, something of the above helps to solve the problem or at least figure out what's the matter (for example, we find out that the hard disk is not displayed in the BIOS, we look for what to do if the computer does not see the hard disk).

If, in your case, nothing helped from this, and everything looks normal to BIOS, you can try some additional options.

• If the manufacturer's official website has a BIOS update for your motherboard, try updating (usually there are ways to do this without launching OS).
• Try to check the computer turn on first with one memory bar in the first slot, then on the other (if there are several of them).
• In some cases, the problem is caused by a faulty power supply, not the voltages. If there were previous problems with the fact that the computer was turned on not from the first time or turned on immediately after shutdown, it may be an additional feature of the specified reason. Pay attention to items from the article. The computer does not turn on concerning the power supply.
• The reason can also be a faulty hard disk, it makes sense to check the HDD for errors, especially if there were any signs of problems with it.
• If the problem occurred after the computer is forced to turn off during the update (or, for example, we turned off the electricity), try to boot from the distribution with your system, on the second screen (after selecting the language) Press the bottom left "System Restore" and use the recovery points when available . In the case of Windows 8 (8.1) and 10, you can try resetting the system with data saving (see the last method here: how to reset Windows 10).

I hope that something from the proposed can help correct the stopping of the download on Verifying Dmi Pool Data and correct the system boot.

If the problem remains, try to describe in detail in the comments how it is manifested, after which it happened - I will try to help.