MemTest86 v6 Question

[voyager]

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Here are my choices:
1.
CSM -
Auto
Enabled <<<Used this one
Disabled

If CSM is Enabled [Correction] I am given the following choices:
1.
Boot Device Control -
UEFI and Legacy OpROM [Set] <<<Used this one
Legacy OpROM Only
UEFI Only

2.
Boot from Network Devices -
Legacy OpROM 1st [Set]
UEFI Driver 1st <<<Used this one
Ignore

3.
Boot from Storage Devices -
Both Legacy OpROM 1st [Set]
Both UEFI 1st
Legacy OpROM 1st
UEFI Driver 1st <<<Used this one
Ignore

4.
Boot from PCIe/PCI Expansion Devices -
Legacy OpROM 1st [Set] <<<Used this one
UEFI Driver 1st
....

Went back in and played with it some more.
After making the changes noted in the quote above, I can boot into MemTest86 v6.
Thank you.

Now to try it on her PC.

[voyager]

Thanks Keith for your response.

As my dear old mother told me on many occasions:
"Shut your mouth and open your eyes!"

While you were answering my question I saw the post below about disabling CSM in the BIOS.
So, I went back into it and played with disabling CSM.
After saving the changes and rebooting I'm notified during POST that disabling CSM is not compatible with the VGA card. [An XFX Radeon HD 6770 with only 2 DVI ports + 1 HDMI and 1 Display port]
CSM is automatically reset to Enabled.
No matter how many times I Disable it it still gets Enabled.

Here are my choices:
1.
CSM -
Auto
Enabled
Disabled

If CSM is disabled I am given the following choices:
1.
Boot Device Control -
UEFI and Legacy OpROM [Set]
Legacy OpROM Only
UEFI Only

2.
Boot from Network Devices -
Legacy OpROM 1st [Set]
UEFI Driver 1st
Ignore

3.
Boot from Storage Devices -
Both Legacy OpROM 1st [Set]
Both UEFI 1st
Legacy OpROM 1st
UEFI Driver 1st
Ignore

4.
Boot from PCIe/PCI Expansion Devices -
Legacy OpROM 1st [Set]
UEFI Driver 1st

Advice on how to set the option would be appreciated.
I have played with the various setting but have not gotten any satisfaction.

[keith]

Your BIOS configurations may be set to boot in legacy mode. Go to the BIOS setup and check whether UEFI boot is enabled, and consequently Legacy Boot/BIOS Boot/CSM is disabled.

[voyager]

My galfriend has been getting BSOD's occasionally on her PC.
The last 2 were yesterday then again today.
In looking for ways to diagnose the cause[s], running MemTest86 was one of the recommendations of what to try first.

I have d/l'd v6 Free and tried running it on my PC to check it out.
v6 defaults to v4.3.7.
Then, I ran it on her PC.
It also defaults to v4.3.7.

We both have:
ASUS P8Z77-V
Win7 x64 with updates to 3/15/2015.

Her's is equipped:
i5-3570k @3.4GHz [3.518GHz]
UEFI BIOS v1606
8GB DDR-3 @ 1372MHz

Mine is equipped:
i7-3770k @ 3.5GHz [3.605GHz]
UEFI BIOS v1708
16GB DDR-3 @ 1333MHz

Is there a reason MemTest86 will not run v6 on either of these PCs?