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Remove 'Memory test' at BIOS startup

Juliette -  
Cesel45 Posted messages 13762 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   -
Hello,

I have a Shuttle AN 35 (N) Ultra motherboard. Each time I start up, there is the "Memory test" that lasts a good ten seconds.... How do I remove it?

Thank you in advance for your help...
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    Cesel45 Posted messages 13762 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 845
     
    Hello

    The command is located in the BIOS.

    At startup press F1 or F2 or Dell or Del depending on your BIOS.

    the:

    Above 1 MB Memory Test ...disable

    Memory Parity Check Error ...disable

    Memory Test Tick Sound ...disable

    However, enable the Quick Power On Self Test option which speeds up the startup of your PC. ENABLE

    You can also press "enter" during the memory count to stop it

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  2. magicien10024 Posted messages 3317 Status Member 283
     
    Good evening,

    start --> run, type --> msconfig

    the system configuration utility opens --> go to --> startup

    apart from your antivirus, you can uncheck all the boxes --> apply

    at the next startup, you will be fine!
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    1. magicien10024 Posted messages 3317 Status Member 283
       
      oops! In quick reading, I confused it with mestest!





      follow the advice of cesel
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  3. Cesel45 Posted messages 13762 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 845
     
    Tell me, Juliette.

    I'm responding to what magicien10024 suggested.

    It's nice when your memory countdown is displaying on

    your black screen with your PC's settings..

    That's right...?

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    1. magicien10024 Posted messages 3317 Status Member 283
       
      without assertion, look here


      http://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/sujet 2399 memory use windows memory test
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  4. Cesel45 Posted messages 13762 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 845
     
    In that case, your theory is good.

    Hi

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