There is nothing broken to fix. The POST and boot process initializes hardware, establishes communication, and tests functionality. Disabling memory testing will stop a full memory test from occurring, but it won't stop configuration and basic functionality testing. The more hardware that the BIOS needs to bring online the longer the POST and boot processes will take.
Daniel My
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June 29th, 2018 11:00
Hello
There is nothing broken to fix. The POST and boot process initializes hardware, establishes communication, and tests functionality. Disabling memory testing will stop a full memory test from occurring, but it won't stop configuration and basic functionality testing. The more hardware that the BIOS needs to bring online the longer the POST and boot processes will take.
Thanks