NerferMC
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The WindowsForum thread discusses a user’s issue with only being able to use about 1.91GB of RAM on a second-hand Dell Inspiron 15-3552 laptop with 4GB installed. The original poster seeks solutions after unsuccessful attempts from online methods, and others suggest checking the "Maximum memory" setting in Windows msconfig, confirming it’s a Windows configuration issue rather than BIOS. Overall, the conversation highlights troubleshooting steps for RAM utilization problems, with the consensus that adjusting Windows settings can resolve the limited memory access.
The WindowsForum thread discusses a user’s issue with only being able to use about 1.91GB of RAM on a second-hand Dell Inspiron 15-3552 laptop with 4GB installed. The original poster seeks solutions after unsuccessful attempts from online methods, and others suggest checking the "Maximum memory" setting in Windows msconfig, confirming it’s a Windows configuration issue rather than BIOS. Overall, the conversation highlights troubleshooting steps for RAM utilization problems, with the consensus that adjusting Windows settings can resolve the limited memory access.
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NerferMC
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Is there any way of doing this in a BIOS?
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