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When testing a laptop and it has no errors initially is it ok to test with multiple modules in place ?
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When testing a laptop and it has no errors initially is it ok to test with multiple modules in place ?

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Call me lazy ... <br />
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Are there consequences of leaving a laptop on over night testing 2 modules just to see if there are errors? <br />
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Or if its less time say an hour could I potentially be just checking one for the first hour then the next and so miss one being tested all together?
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Call me lazy ...


Are there consequences of leaving a laptop on over night testing 2 modules just to see if there are errors?

Or if its less time say an hour could I potentially be just checking one for the first hour then the next and so miss one being tested all together?

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The reason I ask is sometimes UBCD won't boot on some systems and even if it does, the mem test doesn't work on it and the MS memory diag is the only option I have.<br />
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So is it any good ?
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The reason I ask is sometimes UBCD won't boot on some systems and even if it does, the mem test doesn't work on it and the MS memory diag is the only option I have.

So is it any good ?

Memory tests - is Windows Memory Diag any good ?

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