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    Windows 7 Ultimate does not utilize all the RAM

    I have recently noticed a weird problem in my system. I have started using Windows 7 operating system very recently. When I made a good survey of the system, I found that Windows 7 Ultimate does not utilize all the RAM. I am not able to understand why this is happening. Because of this, some part of the resources are used and there is a great pressure on the system. I am having 4 GB RAM with Core2Duo processor, but less than 50% of the RAM is used by the system. Please help me the solutions that can be used to get rid of this situation.
    Last edited by Kaufman; 21-03-2010 at 01:53 AM.

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    Re: Windows 7 Ultimate does not utilize all the RAM

    It seems that you have done an upgradation of the Windows 7 operating system from a previous version of the Windows operating system. The users who have done an upgradation are facing problems like Windows 7 Ultimate does not utilize all the RAM. This is why it is always advised that you must always do a clean install of Windows 7, that is by formatting the computer and removing the previous operating system.

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    Re: Windows 7 Ultimate does not utilize all the RAM

    Just make sure that you are not using a trial version of the Windows 7 operating system. I was facing the same problem that the Windows 7 Ultimate does not utilize all the RAM. This is because all the features of the full version of Windows 7 are not available with the trial version. So, it is recommended that you must use a full version of Windows 7 to get rid of this particular problem.

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    Re: Windows 7 Ultimate does not utilize all the RAM

    Hello there, I guess that your situation of Windows 7 Ultimate does not utilize all the RAM has already been solved on our forums. I want you to have a look at the following threads to get the solution for the same and let me know if your problem is still not been solved:
    1. Windows 7 not utilizing installed 6GB of RAM
    2. Windows 7 32bit does not support 4GB Ram
    3. RAM usage in Windows 7 64 bit

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    Re: Windows 7 Ultimate does not utilize all the RAM

    If Windows 7 Ultimate does not utilize all the RAM, then I suppose the proper drivers are not installed in the system. This means that the drivers that are compatible with this particular operating system must be installed. Since, there are many incompatibility problems with the Windows 7 operating system, I will advice you to check out for the hardware and software compatibility at the official site of Microsoft.

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    Re: Windows 7 Ultimate does not utilize all the RAM

    I guess that Windows 7 Ultimate does not utilize all the RAM because this is a problem that is caused due to setting up the processors. I found this on searching the web. It was also mentioned there that this is also caused when the memory is set for the operating system to boot with the help of msconfig. So, doing the required settings in msconfig may hopefully solve this problem. Many of the users of Windows 7 are facing such an issue and I have not seen any perfect solution for the same.

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