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CHiLL · 22-03-2009, 18:23

I'm not at that computer again until the weekend probably.

I had Windows Vista x64 previously, and that detected all 4GB. (4x 1GB sticks) So it isn't a motherboard problem.

Could it be a dodgy copy of Windows 7? It's build 7042 or 7057. I downloaded it via RapidShare, since it's not available for public download any more.

I don't like the fact that Microsoft got rid of the Quick Launch. I loved that. (I know it is still available via new toolbar, but it isn't the same and can't contain a lot of shortcuts in the arrow expansion thing)

22-03-2009, 18:23	#8
CHiLL Inactive Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Liverpool Age: 38 Services: Sky+ TV and Virgin Media 10MB Internet. Posts: 830	Re: Windows 7 RAM problem I'm not at that computer again until the weekend probably. I had Windows Vista x64 previously, and that detected all 4GB. (4x 1GB sticks) So it isn't a motherboard problem. Could it be a dodgy copy of Windows 7? It's build 7042 or 7057. I downloaded it via RapidShare, since it's not available for public download any more. I don't like the fact that Microsoft got rid of the Quick Launch. I loved that. (I know it is still available via new toolbar, but it isn't the same and can't contain a lot of shortcuts in the arrow expansion thing)