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Windows 7: [Solution] Missing memory (Ram)

03 Feb 2010   #1

Windows 7 Premium x64
 
 
[Solution] Missing memory (Ram)

I had 4GB installed and only 2.93 usable.



I tried the solution given by rektalstab
1)Run
2)type "msconfig"
3)Go under the "boot" tab
4)click "advanced options" button
5)UNCHECK! "Maximum memory"
6)Reboot

And now i have 4GB of ram.
Would this damage or slow down my system?
I mean, there should be a reason why only 2.93 are usable. Or it was a bug?
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03 Feb 2010   #2

W7 RTM Ultimate x64
South Coast NSW
 
 

No, it wont damage your system, i personally don't know why it is 2.93GB until you un-tick the maximum RAM setting, many others have experienced this problem before, and im sure there is a thread somewhere about this already.
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03 Feb 2010   #3

Windows 7 Ultimate 64 BITS
Brasil
 
 

Some computers even with this solution, still doesn't work the 4 GB's.
And its good to remember you will only see your 4GB with a 64x S.O

I was having a similar problem last year when i decide to upgrade my computer to 4GB but having just 2 GB working.
I have tried almost every solution that you can find on the internet for this problem, and nothing works for me

Then i decide change my motherboard and i was able to use the 4 GBs
Later, i put more 4 GB and now i have 8GB and still have no problems with that

There's some chipsets that doesn't see more that 3,5 GB, and this sux =(

This may help too

Last edited by Ajulian; 03 Feb 2010 at 05:55 AM.. Reason: Link for the thread
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