Topic: Memory Diagnostics
started by: SpikerzZ
Posted by SpikerzZ on Aug. 18 2010,22:10
Hi, I was woundering if we could run Memory Diagnostics from one of the options I make in EZBoot?
Posted by balder on Aug. 19 2010,01:58
@SpikerzZQuote: ” I was woundering if we could run Memory Diagnostics from one of the options I make in EZBoot?”
Can you please tell me what Memory Diagnostics you are referring to - there is a lot of different “Memory Diagnostics” software to choose between
balder
Posted by SpikerzZ on Aug. 22 2010,09:53
(balder @ Aug. 19 2010,06:58)
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@SpikerzZ
Quote: ” I was woundering if we could run Memory Diagnostics from one of the options I make in EZBoot?”
Can you please tell me what Memory Diagnostics you are referring to - there is a lot of different “Memory Diagnostics” software to choose between
balder
Quote: ” I was woundering if we could run Memory Diagnostics from one of the options I make in EZBoot?”
Can you please tell me what Memory Diagnostics you are referring to - there is a lot of different “Memory Diagnostics” software to choose between
balder
Windows Memory Diagnostics
Posted by balder on Aug. 22 2010,11:12
@SpikerzZI downloaded this “Windows Memory Diagnostics” from < HERE >
I hope it is this one you referring to – if not, please give me the right download-link
When run downloaded file “mtinst.exe” you are facing two options
1. Create Startup Disk…
2. Created bootable ISO-file using option: “Save CD Image to Disk…”
Let’s start with option-1
You need a floppy station and a 1.44MB floppy (do you still have this – if so – continue)
1. When run downloaded file “mtinst.exe” choose: Create Startup Disk…
2. Let the program create bootable floppy (take some time)
3. Launch EasyBoot and choose “Tools>>Make floppy Image”. EasyBoot creates a floppy image with the name boot.img inside folder ezboot
4. Rename floppy image boot.img to let’s say windiag.img
5. Create menu In EasyBoot and use menu command: run windiag.img
That’s it
Option-2
1. When run downloaded file “mtinst.exe” instead choose: “Save CD Image to Disk…”
2. A new ISO-file is created with the name windiag.iso
3. I then used my script easyboot-iso.script to integrate created “windiag.iso” to EasyBoot
That’s it
balder