K8N Neo4-F 1.D BIOS cold boot issue

A couple of months ago I flashed my BIOS to the latest version for this board, 1.D. Since then, I've noticed that sometimes on a cold boot, the computer won't complete a POST. I have to hit the reset button and warm boot for the machine to POST normally. Once the computer POSTS it otherwise works fine, so this is a minor annoyance at most. However, sometimes after the warm boot, the BIOS will warn me that overclocking has failed, and that the BIOS has reverted to default settings (although I am NOT overclocking), although hitting the DEL key and entering CMOS it's clear that the BIOS has not been reset to defaults (nor would I want it to be). After hitting F1 to continue, the computer boots as normal. Is this a known issue with this BIOS version?

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K8N Neo4 platinum edition v1 (bios W7125NMS V1.6 062305) -- after POST stucked

hi i'm runningan athlon 3000+ in K8N Neo4 platinum edition v1 (bios W7125NMS V1.6 062305) and i have a very like problem:
today i tried to install freebsd(install started fine, nothing went wrong, i repartioned my hdd and the installer started),
for some reason i had to abort the installation process. since then i can not boot in from any device(cd,usb the hdd is in a
half way to bsd install state so it's not an option atm).
the post screen comes up and i can interact with it in a way(i can press tab and it drops me
to the detailed post screen,ctrl-alt-del also works i can restart with it), but i neither can enter to the BIOS setup /DEL/ nor the boot menu /F11/.
i've tried reseting bios settings by flushing cmos(removed the battery,pressed SW1. something must happened because the post now checks for sata devices
and the graphical screen/that one u can bypass by pressing TAB/ was not presented before).
it also detects my hdd and my cd-rom too. but still nothing happens after the POST.
others said updating my bios would help. but still there is no option to boot from.
if i am doing wrong something please let me know,
thank you for your help
Andrew

the solution:
disable ide1/slave when the broken hdd is not connected and bios accessible; poweroff; reconnect the broken hdd to the PC;poweron; boot from a linux livecd; gpart/fdisk/something to repair the broken hdd;be happy life is nice
the trick was that bios and post is not messing with the broken hdd(while it was blocked in the bios)
so i could boot with a live cd when my hdd was connected to the PC.
since linux trixx out bios i was abel to interact with the post_killer_hdd (even it was blocked in the bios).
i hope somebody will be able to use it one day if something is not understandable drop me a PM.
problem solved im installing the os to the hdd,topic is SOLVED.
maybe the other guy who has some similar issues with his config/hdd could use this post too.
regards,
/\ndrew

Z68A-GD80 B3 Random cold boot issues

No mater if system is set to optimized defaults or Overclocked I randomly get odd boot behavior ranging from slow boots to no boots
Symptoms:
delays at post on blank screen with exception of "A2" and or "B3" displayed in the bottom right hand side of the screen.
Generally after stops looking for a floppy to boot to, which makes no sense at all there is not even a floppy header or bios option to disable.
I can have three days in a row with no boot issues at all.
Note: PC and all peripherals are connected to My Tripp Lite 1200w UPS which is connected to a dedicated 20 amp circuit with hospital grade receptacle.
I have the board speaker attached to the board to broadcast the beep codes.
When a good boot happens I hear three beeps and a final short beep all in fairly quick succession.
During a failed post the beeps come slower with a greater duration between beeps and one less beep
Sometimes it sounds like 5 beeps in total but that is with a good post 4 quick beeps and a final marginally longer beep.
Since their is no post code display with this board I'm left with wondering what these beeps mean on the Z68 boards.
Also of note the Corsair H70 CPU cooler I have attached to the mobo CPU header for the pump and the Mobo fan 2 header for the H70 fans, so I can monitor the RPMs start very slowly not unlike a jet turbine begins slowly and gradually builds momentum. I only mention this because it does not act this way on other boards I have tried the cooler. Especially when bios setting were set properly which bring me to what I have tried to resolve the situation.
I've been able to stabilize the board with OC genie and manually at 4.8, 4.7, and 4.6 MHz with 1600 and 1866 memory speeds. To be clear I consider, 20 pass max mem of LinX, 10 hrs prime 95 w/o error and 200% coverage HCI design Memtest (two instances "usable" and "all remaining") with no errors stable.
Further more I've been able to stabilize Turbo Boost at x49 1core, x48 2cores, x47 3cores and x46 4cores with little more than a Vcore adjustment away from default settings.
The issue remains intermittent cold boot issues.
I haven't had a system pass these test and have cold boot issues since the NF2 days.
What I've tried:
bumping Vcore way past minimum required to boot to any given clock down to 4.2 (1.2v)
bumping CPU I/O same as above
running at default
running at default with XMP
running default manually set RAM timings and volts
running with the above with EuP 2013 disabled
Smart Fan disabled and enabled
disable a boot devices except actual boot drive
tried two different Corsair 850 watt PSU.
Questions:
What are the beep codes for this board?
When will we see a bios update to fix the multiple UEFI interface problems and possibly this issue as well?
I thought I bought an enthusiast motherboard yet RPMs from motherboard fan headers are only monitored 1&2 headers.
I use Aida64 Extreme to monitor temps and voltages but conspicuously missing are things like VTT, SA and PLL voltages and the temps for same.
Is this normal?
are they lacking sensors on this board?
or do I have a defective board?
Final Q
When Aida64 is running CPUz current an previous version will not run on this board. I have spoken to the developer of CPUz Franck and Aida and for the moment it seems to be related to this board only but the failure is consistent even after format and reload. CPUz and Aida64 are known to work/coexist on similar Z68 boards. So my question is, Is this a known issue for this board?
Amendment to the system specs below
I have two opt drives attached to the SataIII (white) headers in AHCI mode the Blue Ray drive is not discoverable in IDE mode. Blue Sata ports 3,4 are configured in a Raid-0 array and 5 & 6 have WD 640 Caviar Blk drives respectively port 7 is empty.

My apologies for posting this in the wrong section. Can a mod move it to the appropriate forum. TY

K8N Neo4 Platinum SLI and BIOS goofiness

A couple nights ago I figured I'd flash my K8N Neo4 Platinum SLI to the latest BIOS version, since I hadn't touched it in over a year. I was using 3.1, and I decided to use the 3.A. Big mistake. Computer boots fine, but immediately bluescreens as soon as Windows tries to load. After diddling around on my brother's computer trying to make a bootable CD, I manage to get back to a state where I can flash again, and try the 3.7. Same problem...bluescreen on Windows startup. At that point I just gave up and went back to 3.1, ignoring the 3.3 and 3.2 BIOSes.
Is anyone else having issues trying to flash the more recent BIOSes?
(I just recently found out that MSI's US site doesn't have a complete list of available BIOSes, while the Taiwanese site does. I might have to give 3.9 and 3.8 a try.)
EDIT: My system specs are in the link in my sig.

Ok, quick update. I just spent about half an hour with 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, and 3.A. None of them work except 3.1...they all bluescreen while starting Windows. I made sure to clear the CMOS completely, yes I left APIC/MPS settings the same (they've always been on default so that hasn't been an issue), and I tried the various safe modes.
Here's the error code given on the BSOD: 0x0000007B (0xF78A6528, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)
A quick search on the 0x0000007B error code gives a fairly lengthy MS KB article, but no real solution. I'm at a loss as to why 3.1 works great but nothing else does.

New K8N NEO4 Platinum (non SLi) wont leave boot screen???

I just went out and purchased:
AMD Athlon 3000+
K8N NEO4 Platinum
Some standard case with a 450w power suply
On the +12v it says I have 18a
And Im using some things from my old PC:
(PCI) ATI Radeon 9200se (CrapTastic!)
Maxtor 40Gig (not Sata)
1x Samsung PC2700 DDR 512mb RAM
This is my first PC build and I ran into a couple of problems:
I have tried 3 different PS/2 keyboards(2 older and 1 newer) and none of them work. It shows the Platinum screen and then goes to a different screen that says "Keyboard error or not plugged in"
So I try my USB keyboard that I got about a year ago and the lights flash on the kb when I first start up but.....once I get to the Platinum screen the keyboard becomes unresponsive and I cant move off the Platinum Screen into BIOS or anything.
PLEASE HELP!

Well I went out and purchased a USB to PS/2 adapter and plugged it in with the USB keyboard that would light up but still not work and......................... STILL DID NOT WORK!
Im going on 2 weeks now with no Counter-Strike:Source and im goin nuts
Quote from: ck5134 on 07-September-05, 03:12:50
Grimster i agree totaly with jeanguy, you need around 25-30amps min on these boards, so try a mates psu.
Do I really need more than 18a with my system? How much money (ballpark) in US dollars do you think a adequate PSU for my rig would cost???
I am really thinking of just takeing it back and getting it replaced with the same mobo and see if that works.

MSI K8N Neo4 Series (MS-7125) Bios?

I have an MSI K8N Neo4 Series (MS-7125) and I'm trying to configure my memory voltage in BIOS because I was recommended to do so by the manufacturer.
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MSI K8N Neo4 Series
Which of the following K8N Neo4 boards do you have: http://eu.msi.com/index.php?func=searchresult&keywords=K8N+Neo4
... and what is your current BIOS Version?

K8N NEO4 PLATINUM SLI BETA BIOS

WHERE CAN I DOWNLOAD IT? DO I HAVE TO INSTALL IT FROM FLOPPY?

which one is the BETA BIOS? none of them seem to be a BETA?
Model Version Size Platform BIOS BIOS Date Counter
K8N Neo4 Platinum SLI (MS-7100) v. 3.6 353 kb AMD Award BIOS 7/22/2005
1. This is Award BIOS release.
2. This BIOS fixes the following problem of the previous version:
- Update CPU ID for E6.
3. 2005/07/22
Model Version Size Platform BIOS BIOS Date Counter
K8N Neo4 Platinum SLI (MS-7100) v. 3.3 358 kb AMD Award BIOS 5/10/2005
1. This is Award BIOS release.
2. This BIOS fixes the following problem of the previous version:
- Update SiI3132 Raid ROM version to 7.2.18.
- Update NVRAID version to 5.27.
- Update NVPXE version to 2.12.
- Update NVMM version to 4.94.
- Update CPU ID for Sempron E3 2000MHz/59W.
- Update CPU ID for Sempron D0 1800Mhz/59W.
- Support K8 Dual Core CPU.
3. 2005/05/10
Model Version Size Platform BIOS BIOS Date Counter
K8N Neo4 Platinum SLI (MS-7100) v. 3.2 358 kb AMD Award BIOS 3/30/2005
1. This is Award BIOS release.
2. This BIOS fixes the following problem of the previous version:
- Update SiI3132 RAID ROM version to 7.1.05.
- Update CPU Microcode for Sempron D0 2000MHz CPU.
3. 2005/03/30
Model Version Size Platform BIOS BIOS Date Counter
K8N Neo4 Platinum SLI (MS-7100) v. 3.1 359 kb AMD Award BIOS 2/21/2005
1. This is Award BIOS release.
2. This BIOS fixes the following problem(s) of the previous version:
- Updates NVPXE version to 2.03.0469.
- Updates CBROM version to 1.47.
Model Version Size Platform BIOS BIOS Date Counter
K8N Neo4 Platinum SLI (MS-7100) v. 3.0 359 kb AMD Award BIOS 12/31/2004
1. This is Award BIOS release.

W520 - Cold boot issues when docking, undocking

Has anyone seen this? My W520, BIOS 1.34, has issues when I cold boot for the FIRST time when I move the machine either to or from the mini-dock. What I mean is it doesn't boot quite right if I shut it down docked, then cold boot it undocked or vise versa.
By issues, I mean that although it boots into the Windows 7 desktop, most apps won't load. It is hard to describe.
My solution is to cold boot again. Then everything is ok.
I know the stock response - boot a minimal system, upgrade drivers and BIOS etc etc etc. I'm just wondering if anyone has seen this before and knows the exact cause of this issue. It sure would save me some time investigating.
Speaking of BIOS, what are the odds of Lenovo releasing anything further for the W520 i.e. "Version 1.4" without the 1333Mhz cap on memory?

http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/8buj14uc.iso
W520, i7-2820QM, BIOS 1.42, 1920x1080 FHD, 32 GB RAM, 2000M NVIDIA GPU, Samsung 850 Pro 1TB SSD, Crucial M550 mSata 512GB, WD 2TB USB 3.0, eSata Plextor PX-LB950UE BluRay
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MOVED: P6N Sli Plat. weird cold boot issue

This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Modding Corner.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=116740.0

yeah well if I set the timing to like 5-5-5-15 or something I'm sure it'll work fine. But that's not the point... Cuz if I have to set my timings to 5-5-5-15 just to get it up to the 889mhz that I need it. I might as well just run the run in async mode at 4-4-4-12 800mhz.
Seriously I have the weirdest ram. I can run it at 4-4-4-12 800mhz with like 2.0 volts. So There's like 0.2 volts of overclocking there. But it just won't work at 889mhz. And it not like it doesn't pass memtest or orthos. The weird part is that it passes both at 889mhz at 4-4-4-12 timings at 889mhz. The problem is that it won't start cold boot. I'll have to press the power button and then press the reset button to get it to boot. I guess that's not a really big problem, but having to press that reset button each time I cold boot is just really annoying.
If I set them to 4-4-4-12 at 800mhz, the computer turns on fine.
I think the problem is the precharge for the ram. I'll bet loosening the timing will make it work, but I just don't want to loosen those timings...
I just bought new ram so we'll see if that solved my problems. :-P
It might be the electron migration thing though. I hear electron migration damage to things show up as random unpredictable problems.
I would say my problems are random and unpredictable.
By the way, I just got a couple of fans for the ran slots. They're sort of just jammed in there. Kind of not elegant really. But I now have TEN fans in the computer. I hope that helps my ram overclocking.

PT880----Possible cold boot issue-----What are YOUR boot times??

I may have an issue with this board that I hadn't really noticed since I've been so heavy into the max overclock I could get.
My post and then boot time is strange and annoying-----and sometimes I have to just shut off and turn on-----to actually complete the process. It just seems WAY too long! But maybe this is normal for the chipset.
Turn on>>>>>to POST beep = 40 seconds----D-Bracket shows code of "Memory Detection" during this time.....(----This is the time that seems way out of whack)----most boards I've ever had go from turn on>>>>to Post beep VERY quickly.
From POST beep>>>>>to "Welcome" screen in BOOT = another 20 seconds
Completion of BOOT = another 10 seconds-----not so much worried about this one as I would think it would be Windows dependent and what additional software was loaded.
This total process seems remarkably slow----and again----sometimes-----I NEVER get the post beep (The D-Bracket code is stuck in Memory Detection) and I have to turn the machine off and start again.
What are you guys' times with your PT880???? I tried two different types of RAM---no difference----changing RAM DIMM slots-----no difference----changing RAM timings and voltages----no difference-----I also ran Memtest on both sets of RAM (passed), reflashed Bios----cleared CMOS, and reset NVRAM----no change.
Any ideas??? Beta Bios 1.53 issue??
John

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Originally posted by markt435
Well I finally got my system fixed. Hmmm I have about a 20 sec start up. My proc is overclocked to 3.4Ghz as well. I would try reseating memory or clearing the BIOS. Or putting different sticks of memory in if you have any laying around.
Already done-----See last paragraph of my post....

P6N Sli Plat. weird cold boot issue (solved)

Hello again,
Since a few days I'm having troubles starting pc in coold boot
If i shut it down and leave it for a couple of hours, cold boot, it wont start, but when I shutdown and power down psu for a minute, it will boot
If I then turn the psu back off and on and leave the pc off, the next morning it starts normally.
Tried on stock settings, no problem, checked psu out, functions normally, none to less fluctuations on all lines.
Set my first disk to boot only, disabled the rest.
Had this running for 5 months without hickups, but since i wanted to go to 3.6GHz and installation of my new SATA-II, I've had this problem.
What am I missing.
Tried lowering NB, which results in unstable system, looser timings mem, lower/higher Vdimm, no effect.
System is in IDE not raid since my second is IDE, for storage.
I connected the 8 pin cpu connector instead of the normal 4 and that didnt work either.
Changed slots for the DIMM's, ran memtest at 860MHz 4-4-4-15-2T, no errors after 10 hrs.
Orthos/Prime95 stable after both 10+ hrs, blend and small fft's.
Hope it's not the mobo dying, checked it out and cant see anything funny, or smell strange things.
And as said at stock no problemo.
What did I do wrong this time
Edit:
After oc-ing to 3.6GHz benched cpu and it ran at Tcores max ~61C.
When i returned to old settings for 3.44GHz, I set everything back the same way it was, even cleared cmos before doing so.
Tcores max after 10 hrs of Orthos or Prime95 ~55C @3.44GHz

yeah well if I set the timing to like 5-5-5-15 or something I'm sure it'll work fine. But that's not the point... Cuz if I have to set my timings to 5-5-5-15 just to get it up to the 889mhz that I need it. I might as well just run the run in async mode at 4-4-4-12 800mhz.
Seriously I have the weirdest ram. I can run it at 4-4-4-12 800mhz with like 2.0 volts. So There's like 0.2 volts of overclocking there. But it just won't work at 889mhz. And it not like it doesn't pass memtest or orthos. The weird part is that it passes both at 889mhz at 4-4-4-12 timings at 889mhz. The problem is that it won't start cold boot. I'll have to press the power button and then press the reset button to get it to boot. I guess that's not a really big problem, but having to press that reset button each time I cold boot is just really annoying.
If I set them to 4-4-4-12 at 800mhz, the computer turns on fine.
I think the problem is the precharge for the ram. I'll bet loosening the timing will make it work, but I just don't want to loosen those timings...
I just bought new ram so we'll see if that solved my problems. :-P
It might be the electron migration thing though. I hear electron migration damage to things show up as random unpredictable problems.
I would say my problems are random and unpredictable.
By the way, I just got a couple of fans for the ran slots. They're sort of just jammed in there. Kind of not elegant really. But I now have TEN fans in the computer. I hope that helps my ram overclocking.

K8N Neo4-f v1.0 bios issues

Hello. I haven't updated my sig yet so here is what you need to know about my system:
MSI 8KN Neo4-f v1.0 MS-7125 board.
AMD X2 4200+ toledo w/ E6 stepping
2x 1GB Crucial Ballistix Tracer PC4000
EVGA GeForce 8800gts 320mb
3 Deskstar sata hdd (NO raid)
liteon dvdrom and dvdr/rw pata
ocz GameXstream 600 PSU
Ok so here is my problem. first of all, I have bios 1.B. I can't set the ram to 1T and make it boot into windows. Usually it hangs at the load screen or it tries to detect a raid array that is not there. I have tried all kinds of settings for the timings at the 1t command rate and nothing works. At 2T I can set the timings way low and oc the bejesus out of the memory and it runs fine.
now I have been told 2 things. First I was told that this board does not support 1Gb mem sticks at 1T timing. Then I was also told that this bios has problems with 1T and E6 steppings CPU's so I should update to 1.D.
So I flashed to 1.D and the post was so ridiculously slow. It would take a couple minutes to detect the ide devices on post whereas it used to take 10 seconds with 1.B. So i flshed to 1.C. same problem. So I flashed back to 1.B and now it posts quick again.
Why does 1.C and 1.D post so slow while detecting ide devices and why can't I make this mem run at 1T. Also, I saw a modded 1.D bios on these forums. What exactly would that do fo me? Thanks

Sorry for the delay but for the memory timing you didn't mention what voltage you were using for the Ballistix memory - should be 2.2V IIRC. Also check the CAS Latency - I've seen a couple of MSI mbrds which read the SPD wrongly: instead of CL=3 they set it to 2.5 and the system was unstable, so I had to set it manually.
As for the boot delay with 1.D BIOS, I've seen that too in a system with an older AFreey DVD-ROM - I didn't have time to pursue things fully and swapping the DVD-ROM for a more recent Toshiba model fixed it. You might look for a firmware update for the Liteons. The funny thing is that the Afreey had been working for months slaved to an old DMA2 hard drive as master on the channel; when I replaced the old drive with a SATA HDD and put the Afreey as master on the IDE, it made the system crawl all the way through startup. Seems like UDMA2 was just not working right and I tried several different IDE cables.

K8N Neo4 Platinum/Diamond SLI BIOS reports

Hi,
I'm seriously thinking about getting one of the above mentioned boards. It's between those and the new DFIs. I've seen the link to the latest Beta BIOS available for those boards and they sound quite promising. I've heard the latest Beta allows up to 3.1V VDimm control. Anyone want to comment on the overall improvements made with the BIOS revisions? Also, general impressions with the board with regards to overclocking especially would be very welcome. I've done a bunch of reading, but there just aren't that many posts about this.
Thanks,
Adrian

Quote from: asmielia on 21-February-05, 02:48:17
Hi,
I'm seriously thinking about getting one of the above mentioned boards. It's between those and the new DFIs. I've seen the link to the latest Beta BIOS available for those boards and they sound quite promising. I've heard the latest Beta allows up to 3.1V VDimm control. Anyone want to comment on the overall improvements made with the BIOS revisions? Also, general impressions with the board with regards to overclocking especially would be very welcome. I've done a bunch of reading, but there just aren't that many posts about this.
Thanks,
Adrian
The mods move overlocking posts to the "modding and overclocking" forum!
My observations are this:-
I tested my system using memtest at various FSB's which gave the correct stock speed for each CPU multiplier, 200x11,2200x10 etc. In each case Memtest gave the same speed for the L1 and L2 cache, indicating these are drven by the CPU core speed, not the FSB. This means there is no intrinsic value in using a higher FSB for CPU, the only benefit comes if doing so allows you run the memory faster! You might say the AMD64 FSB is the on die bus which connects the on die CPU core to the on die memory controller. Increasing the FSB just increases the bandwith beteen the core and memory controller, allowing you to benefit from using faster memory.
So yes, you can achieve fantastic FSB's with this chipset. I have managed to booted at 340! But this didn't improve performance one jot as I had to use a huge memory devisor. But if I had PC5400 memory my system would really fly!
P.S. For some strange reason running my memory asynchronously allows it to be overlocked more. That's why I boot at 250.

New K8N NEO4 Platinum build. BIOS recommendations?

I am building a new NEO4 Platinum box. The MB currently has the version 1.1 BIOS. I thought I might flash a newer BIOS before starting my OS install. Any recommendations on the most stable/functional BIOS version as a starting point? I see 1.5 is officialyl out, but have run across a 1.71 Beta.

That's great
As you have a Winnie there's no urgent need to update your bios. it's entirely up to you.

K8N Neo4 - strange post and bios operations

I have just built this system from new parts and upon switching on for the first time the system posted but i forgot to have the keyboard plugged in. Plugged in keyboard and pressed delete to enter set up. Changed system time and date - fine no problem. But when i try to go into other bios settings the screen freezes and nothing works.
When i turn on and off system tries to post but get stuck on screen that is checking components
When i turn off and back on without keyboard the system will post and goes to screen that say press delete to enter setup or F1 to continue. Sometimes it gets stuck there when plugging the keyboard in and sometimes it lets me go into bios settings before freezing.
Has anybody else experienced this or any ideas what i should do.
I have not yet installed OS, so could this make a difference.
Many thanks
Jamie

It can run from CD or floppy in DOS.
Here are instructions for floppy method:-
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+ Run from floppydisk
Memtest86+ is directly executable by any modern x86 compatible machine, by
writing the bootable binary to a floppy disk one can boot from the disk to
run memtest.
Simply download the appropriate package, the Pre-Compiled Bootable Binary
(.gz) package for Linux users and the Pre-Compiled package for Floppy (DOS
- Win) for Windows users.
For Windows, unzip the package into a directory like C:\memtest, insert a
blank floppy into your a: disk drive and run the install.bat file. As the
install prompts you, to use memtest directly, leave the disk in the drive
and reboot your machine.
For Linux, unpack the package into your home directory, insert a blank
floppy into your floppy drive and execute 'dd if=~/memtest+-1.xx.bin.gz
of=/dev/fd0 conv=osync' replacing 1.xx with the correct version number of
the memtest86+ you downloaded. To run memtest immediately reboot your
machine.
Your machine should now boot from the disk, display the word Loading
folowed by a series of periods and then show a screen much like the
screenshots on the memtest86+ web page. The test is automatically started.
If your machine simply boots back into Windows/Linux you will most likely
have to configure your BIOS to attempt to boot from floppy disk on
startup, refer to your computer's/mainboard's manual how to do this.
When you are done testing simply remove the floppy and reset your
computer, if ever you want to execure the test again simply reinsert the
disk and reboot/start your computer.

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