All ram not showing up?

kirkland · 30 Oct 2012

kirkland said:

x BlueRobot said:

Your onboard graphics card is using some your memory, which is normal, you could try:

The usable memory may be less than the installed memory on Windows 7-based computers

now whatAttachment 239235

would you want to have controll remotely and see if you could git more to show?

kirkland · 30 Oct 2012

kirkland said:

x BlueRobot said:

Your onboard graphics card is using some your memory, which is normal, you could try:

The usable memory may be less than the installed memory on Windows 7-based computers

now whatAttachment 239235

would you want to have controll remotely and see if you could git more to show?

i have two kids 9months and 2years up from a nap and i got to git dinner ready

x BlueRobot · 30 Oct 2012

kirkland said:

x BlueRobot said:

Your onboard graphics card is using some your memory, which is normal, you could try:

The usable memory may be less than the installed memory on Windows 7-based computers

now whatAttachment 239235

would you want to have controll remotely and see if you could git more to show?

Have you tried changing the slots in which the RAM is in? This has been the case, in similar situations like yours, the RAM arrangement may not be correct for your motherboard and therefore this may account for the large Hardware Reserved segment within Resource Monitor.

kirkland · 30 Oct 2012

x BlueRobot said:

kirkland said:

now whatAttachment 239235

would you want to have controll remotely and see if you could git more to show?

Have you tried changing the slots in which the RAM is in? This has been the case, in similar situations like yours, the RAM arrangement may not be correct for your motherboard and therefore this may account for the large Hardware Reserved segment within Resource Monitor.

let me try that brb

kirkland · 30 Oct 2012

kirkland said:

x BlueRobot said:

kirkland said:

would you want to have controll remotely and see if you could git more to show?

Have you tried changing the slots in which the RAM is in? This has been the case, in similar situations like yours, the RAM arrangement may not be correct for your motherboard and therefore this may account for the large Hardware Reserved segment within Resource Monitor.

let me try that brb

is that any better

All ram not showing up?-memory-tab-3.png

kirkland · 30 Oct 2012

kirkland said:

x BlueRobot said:

Have you tried changing the slots in which the RAM is in? This has been the case, in similar situations like yours, the RAM arrangement may not be correct for your motherboard and therefore this may account for the large Hardware Reserved segment within Resource Monitor.

let me try that brb

is that any better

should i just install the iso?

Layback Bear · 30 Oct 2012

I would like to help but I need system specs installed in the proper place so I know what kind of computer need fixed. Use this.
System Info - See Your System Specs
or this
Speccy - System Information - Free Download
When hardware is using that much memory it usually mean the wrong ram or the ram is installed incorrectly or both. It must be done according to motherboard and cpu specs taken into consideration. With out specs I can not give you a answer about either one. The motherboard manual is also needed for proper instillation of ram. Look in the lower left and tick on My System Specs. You will see my system. That is what is needed for your computer. That is also wheir/where it needs to be. It will follow your every post. These are the things that need to be done for proper instructions to be given.