To the OP, reseat your memory. There's a chance one of your sticks is either not seated properly, or has died.
This isn't a fix at all, because that option doesn't become checked on it's own. By default, it is unchecked, and shouldn't be checked unless you are a developer who knows why you would need to limit your memory.
Confirmed!!! I checked msconfig on my laptop which has 3 of 4 GB useable... goes to video & audio subsystems... this is unchecked by default!To the OP, reseat your memory. There's a chance one of your sticks is either not seated properly, or has died.
This isn't a fix at all, because that option doesn't become checked on it's own. By default, it is unchecked, and shouldn't be checked unless you are a developer who knows why you would need to limit your memory.
In going through this thread I am surprised at the number of replies with under 5 posts total and all the "expert" advice given here...
The OP never responded but I bet its a lappy or desktop with integrated graphics and or sound! These youngins just dont understant how things used to be!
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