http://hcidesign.com/memtest/I current can not install my burning program so i cant make a bootable memtest86.anyone looked at this one?
anyone used this memtest?
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Re: anyone used this memtest?
You can use this (see link below) Windows-based memory tester. It obviously won't test all your memory since Windows is loaded, but it is still purportedly an acceptable substitute for good ol' memtest86.
Edit: Just to be clear, I'm not endorsing the above memory tester as I have never used it, nor will I ever (I've been using memtest86 for too many years to trust anything else), but still, from what I've read from others, it's okay.
Edit #2: I just noticed that your link is almost the same as mine. That program is Windows-based, you know. NO need to make a bootable CD. Just unzip and run directly in Windows. -
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Re: anyone used this memtest?
also should i boot windows whith no runnign processes in the back ground using msconfig?Comment
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Re: anyone used this memtest?
(see my Edit #2 :p)Originally posted by thedrizzlethats the same one i linked =p
The fewer processes loaded, the more memory tested, so ideally you should do that, but realistically, it won't make much difference.Originally posted by thedrizzlealso should i boot windows whith no runnign processes in the back ground using msconfig?Comment
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