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Hello again, just lucky to be connected on someone's wireless connection.
I have the maxmimum memory checked off in msconfig, I have yet to set everything in default once I get back home.
Will post the results later.
Hello again, just lucky to be connected on someone's wireless connection.
I have the maxmimum memory checked off in msconfig, I have yet to set everything in default once I get back home.
Will post the results later.
Good call Mike.
There has been a few other threads with people changing Advanced Boot Options.
Must be the gravitational pull of the moon or maybe global warming.
Hey guys, just some heads up.
I went into the BIOS and set everything to default, applied it then proceeded to boot my computer to Windows. I checked the system information again but it's still saying the same thing.
I tried another method which is to set everything to default, went to the north bridge option then disabled the graphics memory option. I just can't find an option to completely disable the onboard GPU. I'm using a dedicated graphics card so I am wondering if the onboard GPU is off?
This is sort of interesting possibly Jack posted this earlier seeing you're on 32 bit might be another possibility
BIOSTAR :: Motherboard* The Max shared memory size will be available only when 4GB memory or more installed on Motherboard under the 64-bit OS.
Hmm well personally the fact that the slot does not pick up the stick smacks to me of it (the slot) being bad and has me wondering about them board even.
What I would do is to put sticks in each slot and run the memtest if you get errors up with the second slot having some RAM installed then I would be very surprised if the slot was the problem. In that event then you are only going to get 3-4GB available eh? I am also saying this because your board is a considerable vintage now and just maybe the problem. The BIOS I am assuming it is up to date??
I am also assuming you have checked the speed of the 4GB stick as I seem to remember the RAM speed as being 800?? It could be that the wrong speed stick is causing issues with a lower speed stick or a higher speed not being accessed fully. Am just surmising here and maybe I could be very wrong.
Having said that the board does support 533- 1333 RAM. Just out of morbid curiosity what brand of RAM are you using??
Yep it is looping back to the ram
What is the original ram and is it still functioning ?
Crucial.com - Crucial System Scanner
In addition to Mikes suggestion you can run this HWiNFO, HWiNFO32/64 - Download < download the right bit version - when open close the small windows at the start and go to the left hand listings for the components - pick Memory - see my pic and you will see an in depth detail exactly what my RAM is
Hello guys, I just came here to upload the HWiNFO screenshots. I couldn't do the memtest because I have a flu