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Well can you get into your BIOS? if so then your bios is fine. Do you have another computer you setup the hd as a slave to chkdsk /f. &nbsp;<br />

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Well can you get into your BIOS? if so then your bios is fine. Do you have another computer you setup the hd as a slave to chkdsk /f.  


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also when i shut down, i have to go to start shut down like 3 times untell it starts to shut down/reboot.<br />
well Windows CD work to boot up
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also when i shut down, i have to go to start shut down like 3 times untell it starts to shut down/reboot.
well Windows CD work to boot up

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i would start by testing the basics: ram and disk<br />
download ubcd, and run memtest86+ and the disk diag you need<br />
from there, we can carry on
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i would start by testing the basics: ram and disk
download ubcd, and run memtest86+ and the disk diag you need
from there, we can carry on

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most of the times when i boot my computer up i get this &quot;Verifying DMI Pool Data.....&quot; then it stops at that, if i keep trying to boot up it well boot up... i read up that it could be Corrupt boot files, or BIOS corrupt or misc or my HD.... &nbsp;i don't know which one it is.
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most of the times when i boot my computer up i get this "Verifying DMI Pool Data....." then it stops at that, if i keep trying to boot up it well boot up... i read up that it could be Corrupt boot files, or BIOS corrupt or misc or my HD....  i don't know which one it is.

&quot;Verifying DMI Pool Data&quot; Boots Sometimes and Sometimes not

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&quot;Verifying DMI Pool Data&quot; Boots Sometimes and Sometimes not

"Verifying DMI Pool Data" Boots Sometimes and Sometimes not