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Need help deciphering memory test results
I just ran a memory test on a computer that I've got to fix & I got an error. I now require some help deciphering what this all means. I know there's a ram issue, but not exactly sure what. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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11-07-2009, 10:35 PM
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Re: Need help deciphering memory test results
Yes those are memory errors and there's a problem with your ram modules.
The other values mentioned are the values of different registers and the stack dump. Interpreting -> Run the test again, and if you again get errors you need to change the ram module.
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Re: Need help deciphering memory test results
What he said ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Re: Need help deciphering memory test results
I got it figured out. It was the power supply unit dying, causing the cpu to stop. A stress test was run on it & that's what was figured out. Thanks for help.
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