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Article #4011Re: Detecting Bad Memory Chips of the PC
From: Daniel Kuan Li Oi
Date: Sat, 07 Aug 1993 09:37
Date: Sat, 07 Aug 1993 09:37
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maullman@corpsb.remnet.rockwell.com writes: >I mentioned in an earlier note that Windows 3.1 is an excellent tester >of memory. That is, if you have Windows installed on your system. This >method is much more effective than CHECKIT or QAFE. >If you delete the permanent swapfile (386 Enhanced Mode), >and then run as many applications as memory will permit, you will eventually >cause the bad memory module to be exposed. >Regards, >Mike Ullman >Rockwell International I have a problem with Falcon3 which just crashes ever so often and screws the whole program with a parity error at segment E000. Windows 3.1 run absolutely beautifully, no problems at all (this is with no swapfile). I have swapped the 4meg chips around the sockets but Falcon3 still screws up intermittantly but every other programme runs OK. I have no idea what is wrong. Daniel Oi University of Western Australia -- \ / |Daniel Oi Uni Of West Oz. \/ |email add. doi@tartarus.uwa.edu.au /\ |Depts of Science and Engineering. / \ .sig for those who can't type.|Insert witticism here ->
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