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During bootup/bios how much memory does it reflect?<br />
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32bit OS can only access 4GB..<br />
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Make sure your memory did not set/configured as raided........<br />
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No info on make/model of system.
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During bootup/bios how much memory does it reflect?

32bit OS can only access 4GB..


Make sure your memory did not set/configured as raided........


No info on make/model of system.

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follow these step:<br />
1.32 bit not support more then 4 gb so leave it.view more check &nbsp;Memory Limits for Windows Releases page on Microsoft’s MSDN site. <br />
2. check the following error.<br />
&nbsp;RAM May Be Faulty<br />
&nbsp;RAM May Not Be Seated Correctly<br />
Your Motherboard Has a RAM Limit:To determine if your motherboard is “seeing” all of your RAM, enter your computer’s BIOS
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follow these step:
1.32 bit not support more then 4 gb so leave it.view more check  Memory Limits for Windows Releases page on Microsoft’s MSDN site.
2. check the following error.
 RAM May Be Faulty
 RAM May Not Be Seated Correctly
Your Motherboard Has a RAM Limit:To determine if your motherboard is “seeing” all of your RAM, enter your computer’s BIOS

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Hi,<br />
&nbsp;I have a one doubt.In my machine i have installed 8 GB Ram using 4 GB 4 GB Ram .In my machine showing 8.00 GB Ram installed but showing 3.85 usable.This issue was faced both windows 7 32 &amp;&nbsp;64 bit machine.<br />
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What should i do?
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Hi,
 I have a one doubt.In my machine i have installed 8 GB Ram using 4 GB 4 GB Ram .In my machine showing 8.00 GB Ram installed but showing 3.85 usable.This issue was faced both windows 7 32 & 64 bit machine.
 
What should i do?

Installed RAM usable issue

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