How to use the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool to detect memory failures

1. On the Windows 10 system desktop, click the "Start Windows System Control Panel" menu item in turn.

3. Next, find the "Administrative Tools" icon in the open control panel window, and click to open Administrative Tools.

4. In the management tool window that opens, find the "Windows Memory Diagnostic" shortcut link to open the memory diagnostic tool that comes with the Windows 10 system.

5, a pop-up window will pop up to choose whether to reboot immediately or check the memory the next time you reboot.

6. After restarting the computer, the memory diagnostic tool will be automatically run to test the memory.

7. After we press the F1 shortcut, we can open the modification of the test mode, and generally select the default "standard".

Method steps.

First of all, please turn on the computer, then click "Control Panel", in the Control Panel, click "Management Tools", in the management tools, find the shortcut to the program "Windows Memory Diagnostic", and double-click to start running.

Next, on the running interface of the program, it is recommended to select "Restart Computer Now" to check whether there are any errors in the computer's memory, and of course, you can also choose to automatically check the computer when it restarts the next time.

Finally, when the computer restarts, it will automatically check the memory for errors, and if there are errors, you need to consider hardware failures.

Reading guide:There are memory defects and failures that can cause all kinds of weird Windows system problems。 If your computer freezes, restarts or has a blue screen for no reason, you should first suspect that it is caused by a memory failure or poor contact, and you should first use the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool to troubleshoot the memory.

There are a lot of professional tools that can do memory diagnostics work, but Microsoft has built a memory diagnostic tool into Windows, and users can directly search for memory diagnostics in the start menu to open and use.

Once the tool opens, there are two options, either to restart execution immediately or to perform a memory diagnostics the next time the computer is restarted:

Whatever you choose between the two, restarting Windows will start the underlying one. Memory checking, which can take a long time. Users can see the entire execution phase and the progress bar, at which point everyone can take a coffee break.

In general, it is sufficient to perform a diagnostic test by following the default options of the tool. Of course, you can also press F1 on the execution screen to select the Test Combination

Basic: The basic tests are mats+, invc, and schckr (with caching enabled).

Standard: The standard test includes all basic tests, as well as LRAND, Stride 6 (with caching enabled), CHCKR3, WMATS+, and WinVC.

Extensions: Extended tests include all standard tests, plus mats+ (disabling caching), stride38, wschckr, wstride-6, chckr4, wchckr3, erand, stride6 (disabling caching), and chckr8.

When the execution is complete, Windows will automatically restart back to the login screen. If you've used the tool, many users stop there. Done? The result? Do you have even a diagnosis for Mao?

To see the results, we need to filter in the Event Viewer (many IT Pros still prefer to call it Event Log):

1. Run eventvwr in Run to open the event viewer.

2. Navigate to Windows Logs - System and click Filter Current Logs in the right pane

3. Select memorydiagnostics-results in the drop-down list to filter out all memory diagnostic result logs.

4. Double-click any result to view the details.

2. The query result is as follows, select 'Windows Memory Diagnosis'

3. Click on it and the automatic diagnosis result will come out. If there is a problem, it will be displayed as follows:

Start menu--- Windows Management Tools---Windows Memory Diagnostic Tools<>

Click"Reboot now to see the problem"。The computer will then reboot to initiate memory diagnostics.

1. It is the memory diagnosis function that comes with the system, let's open the control panel first, as shown below.

2. Open the management tools inside.

3. Here you can see the Windows memory diagnostic tool, open it4, pop up the following window, generally we directly click to restart immediately and check the problem, of course, the premise is that you have to save the files running in the system first, so as to avoid data loss.

If you're an overclocker, or a cautious person, you suspect something wrong with your computer's memory. Then you can use the memory detection tool for Windows. But many people don't know that there is such a function, so I have compiled and recommended relevant knowledge for you, I hope you like it.

How to check the computer memory detectionOpen Memory Diagnostics.

Memory diagnostics require a reboot of your computer, so save it. Reboot the system.

Once the system is rebooted, the system will automatically detect the memory. Once the detection is complete, the computer will be automatically restarted.

5. After the detection is completed and restarted, the system will pop up the demolition detection result in the notification bar.