Yes, the issue still occurs after re-installing Windows But I am afraid it did not wipe out Windows completely as it still has my user details and all the unnecessary games when Windows starts up. Perhaps, you could attach the pictures so that I understand what memory is it that isn't showing as much as it should, there's an image icon that you could click on, followed by attaching either the image or link to the image. So there is something wrong! It's even less than the available amount shown in Windows 10 1. You may note from those what I noted here. Hi, Can I somehow attach some pictures of the performed tests and my hardware information retrieved from the HP diagnostics application? Logs and pictures will follow soon once I know how to attach them. Although, I recommend you perform the hardware test to ensure there aren't any hardware failures if the PC is still slow or has issues as such and get back to me with the results. It's possible the reason you saw some of your previous settings are because you have a Microsoft account and it usually synchronizes the data with the cloud so that it's easier to use your personal settings in case you login elsewhere. Click here to access it simply select your description of the issue from the bottom of the screen to gain access to the next set of steps that should resolve your concern. If you game and you get lower performance than usual then kick it up a notch and give it 4G.Have you performed a hardware test using the HP Diagnostics tool?Ĭlick herefor instructions if you haven't. If there is a setting for 2G in the bios I would just set it to that. The larger the HD quality picture the higher the memory buffer you need. The only time you would want to buffer that much is if you had a huge screen resolution and was outputting the video signal to a bigger screen not the laptops screen. If it's set above it will calculate as much memory as it wants determined by how much overall memory you have. Some settings will say something like above 4G and below 4G. Simply adjust it to a lower memory buffer use. Inside the bios the setting for the internal video card is set to use way more than is needed. Next, Check msconfig again that the memory check box is still unchecked and set to 0. Next, once the machine is booted, go back to sysdm. Click to save and restart the machine when prompt to do so. Set the max memory value to 0 and uncheck the box. When that box opens go to boot tab and then advanced options button.
Having 16 GB dedicated to Hardware seems like a lot to me and I was wondering if there is anyway to be able to use all of Or most of my 32 GB of ram. Please re-enable javascript to access full functionality.
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