Just built my PC...a bit of a problem...

Well i inserted my Motherboard CD and it gaveme the PCI Device Listing and it says on the bottom ''Verifying DMI Pool Data.....'' and its been there for about a half hour...do i restart my comp??help! i JUST built it and it successfully booted but now its stuck on ''Verifying DMI Pool Data.....'' Just built my PC...a bit of a problem...
Go into the BIOS and ensure that you have the correct memory voltages and timings manually inserted.Just built my PC...a bit of a problem...
How would i go into BIOS
[QUOTE=''Grunge14'']How would i go into BIOS[/QUOTE]

at the start of the computer, there should be a number to press, its usually f8 for f10
So should i just press the power button and turn it back on?
Yeah. it's safe to just turn it off and turn it back on. In my experience with newer systems, the Delete key usually gets you into the BIOS. Make sure you have the correct voltage and timing values handy before punching them in.
Yep, just turn it back on.
[QUOTE=''Grunge14'']So should i just press the power button and turn it back on?[/QUOTE]

yes, make sure to access the bios right after the computer starts

ican you give me your specs?
wait...why does he have to do this? does everyone need to do something like this when they first boot up their computer?and where the hell do you find these voltages and timings?
[QUOTE=''REforever101'']wait...why does he have to do this? does everyone need to do something like this when they first boot up their computer?and where the hell do you find these voltages and timings? [/QUOTE]No, you don't need to set voltage and timings. That's detected for you. The only time that you need to mess with that is when OCing.Those settings are located in the BIOS.
[QUOTE=''Rusteater''][QUOTE=''REforever101'']

wait...why does he have to do this? does everyone need to do something like this when they first boot up their computer?

and where the hell do you find these voltages and timings?

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No, you don't need to set voltage and timings. That's detected for you. The only time that you need to mess with that is when OCing.Those settings are located in the BIOS.[/QUOTE]



Most motherboard tend to undervolt the RAM, although the timings are probably fine.