The system config:

TA690G AM2
AMD A64 4000+
Kingbox 2 X 2GB DDR800
Seagate SATA II 1.5TB 7200rpm
Samsung SATA 22X DVDRW
Cooler Master Watts PSU
Windows XP SP3

Installing Windows 7 Ultimate (clean install, tried both x86 & x64) running smooth with no error. After final installation and final reboot, it stop at "Verifying DMI Pool Data....Update Success."

I have tried:

*Update to latest BIOS

*Disabled all USB, LAN, Serial + Parallel Port, Floopy Controller (Including Floopy Seek) in BIOS

*Change Hard Disk

*Change Optical Drive

*Change SATA Setting from Default "Native IDE" to "IDE -> AHCI"

*Repair Startup using Windows 7 Installation DVD (No error found)

*Running Memtest shows the RAM is working fine

All stuck at "Veryfying DMI Pool DATA....Update Success" after final reboot.

So I tried installing Windows XP x86, running smooth without a single error. So, this should ruled out hardware failure.

Anyone facing the same problem ?

*Change SATA Setting from Default "Native IDE" to "IDE -> AHCI" --> After changing the setting, do you re-install Win7 using that setting?

Oh yes, re-partition, format and re-intall whenever I made changes to test it out.

how about ACPI?

Havent even tried disable ACPI yet. Going to try it soon.

suppose enable

Holyshit....just found the culprit !!

The ACPI is enabled by default, I am thinking of disable it to try out.

Browsing thru Power Management Setup Menu where ACPI function located, there is a setting "ACPI XSDT Table" which is disabled by dafault, the describtion says that it is for 64bits OS, should be disable if running 32bits W2K & Win XP. So, I enabled it, plug in the HDD with Windows 7 X64 installed last night.

Viola !! It's running fine now.

good then... that function suppose to be enable when it come to windows 7/vista

Is it ? Search thru internet, there is quite a number of users faced this problems, but none mentioned about this setting though.

Thanks.

This post has been edited by tony: Oct 7 2010, 10:27 PM