Verifying Dmi Pool Data

[AngelWing55]

I recently built my computer and installed windows 10 on my ssd. Everytime when I boot up the computer it goes into "verifying dmi pool data" then says successful and goes straight into Windows 10. Is thus a concern I should be aware of or does this not matter?
My build is
MB: 78LMT-USB
CPU: FX8370
RAM: 8gb corsair
Gpu: gtx 1080
Psu: evga 850BQ
Ssd: Samsung 850 evo 500gb
Hdd: wd blue 1tb
Od: LG disk drive
Os: windows 10 pro 64bit

 

[Seanie280672]

I recently built my computer and installed windows 10 on my ssd. Everytime when I boot up the computer it goes into "verifying dmi pool data" then says successful and goes straight into Windows 10. Is thus a concern I should be aware of or does this not matter?
My build is
MB: 78LMT-USB
CPU: FX8370
RAM: 8gb corsair
Gpu: gtx 1080
Psu: evga 850BQ
Ssd: Samsung 850 evo 500gb
Hdd: wd blue 1tb
Od: LG disk drive
Os: windows 10 pro 64bit

Run an Automatic repair from the DVD or if you are able to boot to windows, run it this way instead: http://www.nirmaltv.com/2015/08/25/how-to-repair-windows-10/

 

[AngelWing55]

It boots into windows

 

[Jamie_69]

I had that motherboard once, that's just what it does. You only notice it because it's slow.

 

[AngelWing55]

I had that motherboard once, that's just what it does. You only notice it because it's slow.

So it's normal for it to do this?

 

[Jamie_69]

yes, it's basically just giving all your bios settings to windows and making sure its all correct

 

[AngelWing55]

yes

Hmm alright, I was going to buy a diffrent motherboard but I had this one so I just used it, but when I boot it up it would go to Verifying Dmi Pool Data and then boot into windows. I'm most likely going to switch motherboards any recommendations?