Re: nmap -P0 reboots Windows XP

[Kris Katterjohn <kjak () ispwest com>]

Sean Warnock wrote:
>       Doh, two e-mails to the list in one day this may be a record for
> me.  The biggest thing I have had for failing RAM in PC's though has
> been to run memory test overnight.  This gives the PC plenty of time to
> heat cycle.  Sometimes it just take a few hours and a module will start
> failing. 
> Down the lines of Mike's comments you might consider trying out
> Microsoft's memory diagnostic (yes it is free and you don't need to have
> a validated copy of windows).  It might use a different set of patterns
> for testing that match up better with Windows.
> http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp
>
> Sean

I did the windiag and it ran for 1.5-2 hours, with the "advanced tests" or
whatever it's called when you hit 'T', and no errors were found.

I'll run memtest86+ overnight tonight. If no errors are found then I'll leave
windiag running tomorrow morning when I'm gone to class.


Thanks,
Kris


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