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| Installed Physical Memory/Total Physical Memory I just built my first pc running vista home premium x64 sp1. I have 8 gigs of ram installed.Bios sees all 8 gigs.When i display system summary in vistas system imfromation it states i have 8 gigs installed memory,3.75 gigs total physical memory,and 6.57 available physical memory.Can someone please explain to me what this means.Should i have more than 3.75 gigs of total physical memory? Do i need to reinstall?Thank You. -- Roy69z |
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Did you enable the memory remap feature in BIOS? This will enable Vista 64 to access all your 8 GB, although only software written to access more than 2 GB will be able to use it. Read this. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/950233/en-us then go to the link on the page that says "View and request hotfix downloads". Its closer to the top and on the left. DL the hotfix and Mission Accomplished. |
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