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Wat gebeurt er als je tijdens het opstarten (net na die tabel met systeemgegevens) op F8 drukt? Dan kun je kiezen voor o.a. veilige modus en ms-dos. Als je een opstartfloppy hebt (kun je evt downen van www.bootdisk.com ) zou je pc daarvan moeten booten in plaats van dat 'ie windows probeert te booten. Mocht 'ie uberhaupt niet naar de floppy-drive 'kijken' dan moet je even kijken wat de instelling in je BIOS zijn (delete drukken tijdens het opstarten, meer in het begin). Daar kun je de bootvolgorde instellen (volgorde van A, C en cdrom).
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Hoi Jannie, Ik heb het pas geleden eens allemaal uit gezocht over het pool data gebeuren omdat ik eigenlijk het zelfde probleem heb, Hier onder een uitleg over verifying pool data met daarbij de oplossingen. Issue: Computer stops at verifying dmi pool data... Cause: This issue can be caused by any of the following: Corrupt boot files on the computer. Settings for hard disk drive are not correct. Boot devices not set properly. BIOS corrupt or misc. setting not set properly. Connections loose or disconnected. Bad Hard disk drive or other bad hardware. Additional information about DMI can be found on our DMI definition page. Solution: Corrupt boot files on the computer If the computer has no bootable files on the drive it is attempting to boot from it is possible that the computer may halt at " verifying dmi pool data...". To resolve this issue: Boot from a bootable floppy diskette. Ensure that this diskette was made on the same Microsoft Windows operating system that is installed on your computer. Once at the A:\> prompt type "sys c:" and press enter. This should report the message "File system transferred". Once transferred remove the diskette and reboot the computer. If the computer continues to not boot attempt to re-create the master boot record by booting from the bootable floppy diskette again. Once at the A:\> prompt type "fdisk /mbr" and press enter. This should return you to the prompt without giving you any message. Once at the prompt remove the diskette and reboot the computer. Additional information about the "fdisk /mbr" command can be found on document CH000175. Note: The above information only applies to Microsoft Windows users. If you are running a Linux / UNIX variant or other operating system such as OS/2 and the computer is freezing at this DMI message ensure that Linux / UNIX has been properly installed first and/or your boot manger is not corrupt. Settings for hard disk drive are not correct The computer freezing at "verifying dmi pool data..". may be caused when the hard disk drive settings within CMOS are not set properly. Enter CMOS and verify that the hard disk drive settings are set properly and/or that it is set to Auto Detect. Additional information about CMOS can be found on our CMOS help page. Boot devices not set properly The computer stopping at " verifying dmi pool data..." can be caused when the boot devices on your computer are not set properly in CMOS. First, verify that no CD or diskette is in your computer. If a CD or diskette is in the computer attempt to remove this first to determine if it was attempting to boot from it. If No CD or diskette is in the computer and your computer still halts at the DMI message enter CMOS and verify that the boot options are set properly. We commonly recommend that the floppy be set the first boot device, hard drive as the second boot device and the CD-ROM as the third boot device. Additional information about CMOS can be found on our CMOS help page. BIOS corrupt or misc. setting not set properly If none of the above recommendations have resolved your issue attempt to reset the BIOS / CMOS settings to the factory or default settings. Additional information about CMOS can be found on our CMOS help page. Connections loose or disconnected If the computer has been recently moved or new hardware has been installed in the computer it is possible that a connection may be loose or even disconnected. Verify that the hard disk drive, floppy and CD-ROM cables are properly connected. Bad hard disk drive or other bad hardware If you computer continues to freeze at the DMI message after attempting all of the above recommendations it is possible that the computer may be freezing because of a bad hard disk drive or other bad hardware in the computer. Before replacing any hardware we first recommend you attempt to fdisk, delete the partition, re-create the partition and reinstall your computer operating system. Additional information about this process can be found on document CH000186. GROETEN, LEON
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