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DMI, the abbreviation of Desktop Management Interface, is used to check for some related hardware and software during the boot process. When the Verifying DMI Pool Data error appears, it means that a hardware or software change leads to compatibility issues and Windows fails to boot due to this error.
Appears maybe a problem with the graphic card, did they supply or did you, if they did (repair shop) then take it back, bad card.
If by chance you have on-board graphics, then take the card out hook up to it if it boots no problem then the problem is the Graphic Card.
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