ram keeps saying memory has changed and wont boot to bios
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I think my computer said that to me when mine (my memory card) went bad. This is why I purchased this item in the first place. I think I pulled one stick out and then the other - and it booted up when I did that. It was a few years ago though, so I might no be remembering right.
1123131
See what type of RAM stick your computer has and match it to that. That is what I did when I upgraded to 2GB, also find out what is the maximum ram your computer can handle and upgrade it to that. Hope this helps you.
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On startup press f2 key to go into bios. There you should see the full 2 gig of ram is recognized. Then press the F10 key to accept and the full 2 gig of ram should be recognized. But beware - you may have trouble shutting down or restarting when on battery power. See other discussions.
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make sure it is the only mem chip that is on the mb if it still bsod's then try a different slot if none work check with amd you might also have a bad chip but i see no reason why it will not work unless your using it with different mem chips one more thing if you go to newegg.com pull up the mb it will tell you what will and won't work with that board.
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I had the same exact problem and have pretty much tried everything to resolve with no solution that works 100% of the time. In talking with Crucial, they will exchange the memory even if you didn't buy it direct. But how does one know which memory chips will work without this frustrating problem that occurs even when trying to hybernate or sleep? I've been stalling and hoping that ASUS would update their BIOS and memory handling abilities, but their support is useless for this.
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Sorry, I can't help. I put it in a Compaq with no trouble. There are programs out there that can id your memory, and if you go to Crucial.com, it will let you know what kind of memory you have. You could also check with Acer which should probably tell you what kind of memory is needed.
895893
According to the internet, you may need BIOS rev 3. Maybe check with Gigabyte's support?
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The video card has nothing to do with the ram on your PC. Make sure you set the PCI-e as the main video card in the Bios and disable any other video card you have on your PC.
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Sorry to be answering so late.The only thing I changed, that I remember is the boot order. I made sure it looked for the disk first. I also found that the company helped, they even responded with an email. Hope this helped.
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Be careful which RAM you buy. On some vendor's forums I read where many problems were caused by the vendor recommending the wrong part#. Check Kingston or Crucial's sites for the correct item #before ordering any RAM.
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Here is the RAM I purchased and installed: Corsair 4GB (1x4GB) DDR3 1333 MHz (PC3 10666) Laptop Memory (CMSO4GX3M1A1333C9)
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BSOD has many possible causes, apart from memory failure. Most computers have a "memcheck" function in the BIOS, that you can activate at boot time using the setup function. This will give you a definitive diagnosis re memory fail. Otherwise, it's something else. Now, if it is memory fail, good luck with your warranty claim, I've never had to deal with this issue so I can't really say what to expect. At the very least, you'll need dated proof of purchase. Good luck!
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No, this is Server Memory. I found out too late and I was beyond the return period. Now stuck with 2 sticks of perfectly good RAM that I cannot use.
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All I can say to help is try to reverse the order of the ram there is a one and a two or an a and a b. Ram stick could be bad or not compatible with your specific laptop.
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When I tried to install this RAM in my ASUS 1015PED, it refused to get to the BIOS screen. I seated it correctly, but it simply didn't boot when I had this particular 2GB stick. Apparently it isn't compatible?
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Make sure your running the latest version of your bios, go to your bios and look what version, and tell me what the make and model of your motherboard, and bios version and I'll Se if I can help
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I'm not a teck so keep that in mind. I had a problem too at first when I saw there were 2 separate areas for the memory chips. Try switching them and make sure they are securely inserted. Other than that I don't know. You might want to go to a place like Compusa or something. Sounds like an installation problem more than defects.