Windows 7 64 bit is no longer reconising any RAM

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  running windows 7 64 bit sp1 have 6 GB of ram, but windows says usable only 3.29 concerts

  JAC

  Where are you seeing the 3.29 "usable"?  It would be fair that the rest is in fast cache.

• Search great Windows 7 64 bit is no longer showing 2013 Outlook contacts or address book?

  Just installed Outlook 2013 and in the past, I would search for the contacts directly through the great windows search key.

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• Windows 7 32 bit will recognize all my slower RAM/computer that we should

  I have 6 GB of RAM and windows 7 32 bit only recognize 3.5, told by HP (HP dc5800) it of because I have an OS, 32-bit when went to buy 64-bit said seller makes no sense, try MS supports, they would not respond without money.  Do I need a 64 bit OS?  Is this a BIOS problem, or it will never recognize the 6 GB of Ram?  Make the slow computer run with much open

  The game, 13 May 2010 18:04:14 + 0000, cwglover wrote:
   
  > I have 6 GB of RAM and windows 7 32 bit only recognize 3.5, told by HP (HP dc5800) it of because I have an OS, 32-bit when went to buy 64-bit said seller makes no sense, try MS supports, they would not respond without money. Do I need a 64 bit OS? Is this a BIOS problem, or it will never recognize the 6 GB of Ram? Make the slow computer run with much open
   
   
   
  All versions of Windows 32-bit client (not just Vista/XP/7) have a 4GB
  address space (64-bit versions can use much more). It's the
  theoretical upper limit beyond which you cannot go.
   
  But you can not use all of the 4 GB of address space. Even if you
  have a 4 GB address space, you can use * autour * 3. 1 GB of RAM.
  This is because some of the space is used by the hardware and is not
  available for the operating system and applications. The amount you can
  use varies, depending on what hardware you have installed, but can
  range from as little as 2 GB to 3.5 GB. It's usually around
  3. 1 GB.
   
  Note that the hardware is using the address * space *, not the real
  The RAM itself. If you have a larger amount of RAM, the rest of the RAM
  goes unused because there is no address to map space to.
   
   
   
  You should get 64-bit Windows? It is difficult to answer, because there are
  a lot of factors (see below). But you need exceeds the 3.5 GB of
  RAM, you are able to use? It depends on what applications run you, but for the most
  people, the answer is no.
   
  Here is my standard message on 64-bit Windows:
   
  The advantage of running a 64 bit version of Windows for the most part are
  only if you are also running applications 64-bit under him. Don't forget that
  There is very little such available requests. If you are
  currently running 32-bit Windows, you don't have any 64-bit
  applications, so to get a significant advantage, you not only
  have to replace Windows, but also of your applications, * if * (and it's
  a big "If") are 64-bit versions.
   
  Also note that you will need the 64-bit for all drivers your hardware.
  These drivers may not be available, especially if some of your
  the material is a few years old. So it is possible that you might also
  to replace things like your printer, scanner, etc.
   
  So the answer to your question, it's that it would not be a good idea
  Right away. This will no doubt change in the near future, as 64-bit
  applications are becoming more available, but for now, Windows 64 - bit often
  You hear some additional trouble and benefits costs little or not.
   
  On the other hand, install Windows 64-bit instead of 32-bit Windows
  allows you to purchase 64-bit software available, instead
  older versions of 32-bit. This means that the 64-bit installation
  Windows - even though it may not do much for you at the present time - puts
  you in a better position for the future.
   
  One extra point: the 64-bit version allows you to use more than the
  about 3.1 GB of RAM can be used by the 32-bit version. Very little
  people must or may make effective use more than 3. 1 GB, but if you
  are one of those that can, it's something else to consider.
   
   
  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows desktop experience) since 2003
   

  Ken Blake

• HP Officejet 7310xi - Windows 7 64-bit - is no longer able to scan

  After scanning and resume later, suddenly I have rec'd MSG that I have "no scan options".

  1 I rebooted, also disconnected printer connections, etc. and reconnected and turned on.  Nothing helps. MSG also suggested that I need"to install or run HP sotware that future. »

  2. I did and learned that the disc is not compatible with my upgrade to Windows 7.  When the upgrade is completed, the printer has already been installed from the Windows XP environment.

  3. I thought so maybe I need a new driver and downloaded on the website of HP.  Still ain't working.  Hope someone can help me.

  Scanning options looks like you just need to activate the front panel.  You can find instructions here.  Alternatively you can find instructions on how to scan from the computer here.  Hope that helps.

• Windows 7 64 - bit showing only 2.5 GB RAM usable out of 6 total

  Here is a link to what looks like...

  http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/7133/WindowsR.PNG

  I saw this problem solved by rearranging the chips of RAM in various configurations, ex: 1,2,3,4 4,3,2,1 or 3,4,1,2 etc.

  If you find my answer was what you're looking for, remember to click on the box "mark as answer" below!

• Update my windows xp to 64-bit increases the allowed for the ram address space?

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  It would if you could... but you probably can't.

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  It seems that the upgrade to version 13 for the all in one C7280 printer for windows XP 32-bit has disappeared.

  any help would be apprished.

  One suggestion would be to stop and restart you print spooler.

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  2. right click on COMPUTER.

  3. choose MANAGE

  4. go into Services and Applications. Select Services

  5 get down to print spooler. Stop and restart.

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• reallocate ram windows xp 32-bit

  I have windows xp 32-bit and install 4 GB of ram. He acknowledges only 2.99 GB. How can I reallocate the other 1 GB for my graphics?

  Your video card should automatically share some amount of RAM of the system it is supposed to use.

  32-bit versions of Windows have a maximum address space of 4 GB less than a byte.  However, part of this address space is used for different hardware devices.  So, even if you have 4 GB of physical RAM, only about 3 GB of RAM (more or less) is available for use.

  See http://web.archive.org/web/20101111232219/http://members.cox.net/slatteryt/RAM.html

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  I thought that Windows 7 32-bit(Ultimate version) fixed limit of RAM.  I have 6 GB installed, he sees that the 6 but he says only 2.99 is usable. I have to go to 64-bit?

  Yes, you must go to 64-bit to use all the RAM.

  32-bit may signal the presence of all the 6 GB but only treaty that 4 GB and part of that 4 GB is used for material - mainly the video memory and BIOS device.

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  I plan to get a new laptop with 64-bit, Windows 7 Professional.

  Can you tell me if I do not receive 64-bit, I still will be able to load all my packages of 32-bit software on a Windows 7 64 bit and will they run right with Windows 7 64 bit?

  Thanks for any response.

  Hi all

  In general most 32-bit applications will work correctly in a 64-biit operating system, but there are some exceptions.  You also need to consider hardware compatibility with a 64-bit operating system.  A simple way to check if your hardware and your applications will work would be to check the Windows 7 Compatibility Center:
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  Since the Compatibility Center, you can search your hardware and your applications by name and the 32-bit and 64-bit compatibility.

  In addition, the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor can be used to check your system for hardware and application compatibility.  Upgrade Advisor will scan your system and checks in general for possible compatibility with Windows 7 and then issues offers advice on how to solve them.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/downloads/Upgrade-Advisor

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  I hope this helps! Shad Larsen

• Installed Windows 7 64 bit - 4 GB / 3 GB usable, whereas with Windows Vista 64-bit - 4 GB usable

  Hello
  I have the Asus N70SV B1.

  Specifications: (http://www.asus.com/Notebooks/Multimedia_Entertainment/N70Sv/#specifications)

  No problems with Windows Vista 64 bit, recognizing the 4 GB of RAM. After the upgrade to Windows 7 64-bit 4 GB installed / usable RAM problem / 3 gb. I also checked the following.

  1. I am running windows 7 64 bit, NOT 32 bit, I wouldn't be able to run Adobe After Effects® CS5.5 and Adobe first® Pro CS5.5 elsewise.
  2. the unusable 1 GB of RAM is not used by the operating system, it's hardware reserved
  3. the video card Nvidia GT 130 m 1 GB, shouldn't need that RAM - it certainly didn't on the factory installed Windows he dedicated RAM.
  4. I tried disabling and enabling msconfig - boot - Max memory settings, no option solves the problem.
  5. He has no option of memory in the BIOS settings to disable the cache in memory / memory the occultation.

  * I had to use the 64-bit of Windows Vista sound drivers work correctly with Windows 7 64 bit. So I thought that the version of bios or Vista 64 bit can thus solve the problem usable 4 / 3 gb.

  * Yes, I have flashed the bios to Windows Vista 64-bit and that still does not solve the problem. Although the system seems faster, it still shows only 3 GB usable.

  There should not be a problem with this bios version seen only with the 64 bit Vista OS recognized all 4 GB.  I am confused and have no idea where to go from here.

  Please help.

  Hello

   
  I suggest you to contact the manufacturer of the computer for help.
   
  Thank you!

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  Hello

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  You can download all the drivers of Toshiba's official website:
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