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Troubleshoot DMI Pool Error on TF-486 Motherboard
TF-486 motherboards were used from about 2006 to 2008, and sold as replacements from 2008 until 2010.
To enter CMOS setup, hold the Del key after you power up.
After "entering setup" prompt, the CMOS main screen should appear. The CMOS screens shown are similar to many of the earlier motherboards used. NOTE: Depending on the version of motherboard you have, you may see a warning screen. Press Enter to get past it.
TF-486 "Splash"
CMOS Main Screen
Possible solution for Verifying DMI Pool Data error:
With STANDARD CMOS SETUP highlighted in CMOS Main Screen, press enter to open Standard CMOS Setup screen. Use up or down arrows to highlight the time, then use "+" or "-" to change the time. Press Esc key to return to Main Screen, then press F10 to save CMOS and exit.
CMOS Main Screen
Standard CMOS Setup Screen
If the computer gets past the DMI Pool Data screen after reboot, you’ve fixed the problem. If not, it could be something else; email service@omniturn.com for advice.