supardi
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Cannot boot computer
I cannot boot my computer. It gave a message "verifying DMI
pool data" and hanged.
What is the problem and can I solve it.
pool data" and hanged.
What is the problem and can I solve it.
ASKER
No, I did not add any new hardware.
I have set the BIOS to the default settings but it was unsuccessful.
I tried changing the set up, but still I couldn't get to c: prompt or Win95.
Anyway thank you for the advice.
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I have set the BIOS to the default settings but it was unsuccessful.
I tried changing the set up, but still I couldn't get to c: prompt or Win95.
Anyway thank you for the advice.
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Forgive me if this sounds too simple...
Did you "Save & exit" the BIOS setup?
If the computer will not pass POST, forget about the operating system.
Now, if there is a hard drive problem, and the system passes POST, then you won't get a Dos prompt or start Windows.
Is it still hanging up, or is it just failing to boot the operating system?
Have you tried a bootable floppy?
Ralph
Did you "Save & exit" the BIOS setup?
If the computer will not pass POST, forget about the operating system.
Now, if there is a hard drive problem, and the system passes POST, then you won't get a Dos prompt or start Windows.
Is it still hanging up, or is it just failing to boot the operating system?
Have you tried a bootable floppy?
Ralph
Need more info
What is you windows 95 version on your computer. (osr)?
You try to boot wait emergency disk already? if not try it.
What is you windows 95 version on your computer. (osr)?
You try to boot wait emergency disk already? if not try it.
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supardi,
Any progress with this problem yet?
Ralph
Any progress with this problem yet?
Ralph
Try holding the Delete key while re-booting.
That should get you to BIOS setup where you can select default settings for the system.
If reboot is then successfull, change settings incrementally for performance increase until trouble re-appears to learn the cause.
Regards,
Ralph