memtest86+ log file?


  1. Posts : 77
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    memtest86+ log file?


    I've been reading up on memtest86+, and it is advisable to let it run overnight. Does it create a log file that I can access to see what was found and where?
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    New7user7 said:
    I've been reading up on memtest86+, and it is advisable to let it run overnight. Does it create a log file that I can access to see what was found and where?

    Memtest should be run for at least 6-8 passes. How long it takes depends on your system specs. It doess not give a traditional log file that you can "access" but when it finishes there will be a summary on the screen. As long as you dont reboot it will be there
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  3. Posts : 77
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    OK, thanks.
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  4. Posts : 28,845
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    New7user7 said:
    OK, thanks.
    No problem and let us know if you need help

    ken
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    zigzag3143 said:
    New7user7 said:
    I've been reading up on memtest86+, and it is advisable to let it run overnight. Does it create a log file that I can access to see what was found and where?

    Memtest should be run for at least 6-8 passes. How long it takes depends on your system specs. It doess not give a traditional log file that you can "access" but when it finishes there will be a summary on the screen. As long as you dont reboot it will be there
    I allowed memtest to run for 20 hours (11 passes) and it never showed any signs of giving any kind of a summary or ever coming to any end.
    When it started in on the 12th pass, I stopped it; but I could see no way to stop it other than by hitting esc (reboot). Even then, I had to quickly get into the BIOS to change the boot order so it wouldn't just keep running over and over from the beginning.
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  6. Posts : 2,973
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    It would run until it was stopped by the user(you) or it found an error. 20 hours and 11 full passes means your RAM is perfect. Enjoy!
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