You will need to then reset time/date and any other customized settings like boot order or default graphics since you have a monitor and TV connected. Update BIOS (manual 3-44 or -45, for USB note that it has to be FAT16/32 formatted) and then choose reset to optimized defaults. Note any changes you've made to the BIOS (boot order, for example) The process I'd try here would be something like: If your BIOS doesn't see it, I don't think it will be presented to Windows correctly, so your efforts should be focused on BIOS corrections/testing. Anyone have a fix to this issue or know of some other things I could try? I'll post some screenshots of my Speccy overviews and RAM information as well as some possibly relevant windows things below.Īll sticks are identical (they appear completely identical from speccy, which makes me doubt it's accuracy)? Any overclocking attempted? All info below has extra detail, don't feel like I'm being condescending I noticed when in BIOS that the Available memory shown was only 8GB when I have 4x4GB sticks inside the system but if I went in to check the data on each individual DIMM slot they all showed having the 4GB stick in them. I've attempted Re-seating the RAM, trying it in different configurations, testing each stick individually in each slot and both enabling and disabling memory remapping in BIOS and have still not had any luck. I did some searching on google and attempted some of the trouble shooting things that were on other forums to no avail. I added an additional RAM kit into my system yesterday in an attempt to boost my amount of available RAM, however after booting up the system I noticed that Windows was not detecting the new RAM placed in the system at all, however Speccy and CPU-Z both detected it. Or see if you can return it because the Crucial memory selector was wrong.Hey Icrontic.
If that's no good, check the RAM you removed and if that is 1.5v then you really need a Corsair CM3X8GSDKIT1066 which meets all the requirements and put this one down to experience. OEM machines are generally more picky over things like that deviating from what they use. What voltage is the RAM that you removed? I have looked through all the data sheets and manuals available by Lenovo but it does not state if the RAM has to be 1.5v or if it can be 1.35v. Have you tried booting with only one stick connected?
It is my understanding that faster memory can work at slower speeds but maybe the slowest speed of the one you have bought is 12800 which is too fast. Note: Only 64-bit operating systems support more than 3GB of system memory (RAM). The use of 1066 MHz SO DIMM memory is recommended for this system.ĢGB, 4GB Intel Turbo Memory (selected models) PC3-8500 Non-Parity (NP) Double Data Rate Three (DDR3) Technology
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