Windows 11 systems can finally run Memtest86 Plus thanks to new Secure Boot support

MemTest86 Plus is a very popular memory testing utility (not to be confused with PassMark’s original MemTest86) that finally gets Secure Boot support in the latest version 6.10 . This is good news for users who want to use the software to test memory but are unable to do so on a system with Secure Boot enabled. While the Secure Boot feature has been around for a while, Microsoft made it a mandatory system requirement for Windows 11, making it a necessity.

Previously, a "Secure Boot Violation" message would appear when users attempted to run Memtest86 on a PC with Secure Boot enabled. The utility's developers discuss the issue in the software's FAQ section:

I can't boot due to a "Secure Boot Violation"

- Memtest86 binaries are not signed by Microsoft, so you will need to temporarily disable Secure Boot in the BIOS options. We are working on better solutions.

#In addition to secure boot support, there are other improvements including headless UEFI support, BadRam issue fixes, and more. The complete change log is as follows:

This version mainly adds support for secure boot signature

Complete change log:

• Adds support for secure boot signature Support
• Add support for Headless EFI systems
• Add various command line options
• Add support for legacy ATI SB400
• Fix with BadRAM mode Related issues
• Fixed using F2 to disable SMP at startup
• Fixed crash on SuperMicro X10SDV
• Various bug fixes and optimizations

You can download Memtest86 v6.10 from the official website or GitHub.

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