Stuck verifying DMI pool data

[Murf]

Once you set it to default and it boots then go back and change the boot order.

[kuzzz]

okay
thanks
kuzzz

[kuzzz]

In my cmos I have these options
Load Fail-Safe defaults
Load Optimized Defaults
which on should I use?

[Murf]

Fail save.

[kuzzz]

I change the boot to HD first and then changed to Load Fail-Safe Default and rebooted. It went straight to the BSOD. I shut it down and changed back to CDROM first boot and rebooted with my recovery disc. It's attempting repairs now. I'll let you know what happens.
kuzzz

[Murf]

Windows 10? Is there a code or error number on the BSOD?

[kuzzz]

no windows 7 the BSOD said to run CHKDSK /F so I tried booting up in safe mode with comand prompt. I got into safe mode and press with comand prompt but all I got was a black screen. So I went back to safe mode and tried all the options with the same results. I don't know what to do everything I try seems to get the same results. I might buy a new HD and try that.thanks for all your help
kuzzz

[Murf]

In safe mode get into Device Manager, disable all hardware except the hard drive. Reboot, see if it does. BSOD generally is a driver or hardware problem.

[kuzzz]

But I can't get any option in safe mode to come up.I tried safe mode with comand prompt, I tried with and without network and I tried just plain safe mode and all I get is a black screen.
kuzzz

[The Dude]

It doesnt do anymore after the black screen??

I know when I load safe mode it takes alot longer than loading reg windows....


Hmmmmmmmm .. I dont know why booting to BIOS and setting it back to default wouldnt correct things.......

Try this> http://www.partitionwizard.com/disk-...pool-data.html

Fix Boot Issue
You can also use a bootable USB drive to fix the boot issues with CMD. If you have made a bootable USB drive with MiniTool Partition Wizard Pro Ultimate, you can use the bootable USB drive directly. The Command Prompt section can be found in the MiniTool PE loader interface.

If not, you need to create a Windows installation USB drive which is very simple. Let’s see detailed steps.

Step 1. Create installation media with a USB flash drive or a DVD via the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool, which can be downloaded on a normal computer with Internet connection.

Step 2. Enter the BIOS setting to set the CD/DVD bootable disc or USB flash drive as the first boot device. Then boot from the installation media.

Step 3. Select your language preferences, and click on Next button to continue.

Step 4. Then choose Repair your computer on the bottom left corner.

Step 5. Choose Troubleshoot to go on.

Step 6. At the Advanced options page, choose Command Prompt.



Step 7. Type bootrec.exe/fix boot and hit Enter.

Then restart your PC and check if verifying DMI pool data gets fixed

I hope this works!!

[Murf]

Well, since you can boot with your rescue disk, on it does it give you an option to save files and reinstall? Or find a restore point?

If this does not work, open the case, disconnect the DVD, Floppy (if you have one) any other drive, just leaving the drive with windows on it. Also if you have a video card, take out the put back in to research it. Now try and boot.

[The Dude]

Yes thats good advice also Murf!!