RAM Not Fully Useable could be a very frustrating sign for Computer OS users (i.e. Windows) around the globe. We have come up with a solution for you.
RAM is a volatile storage device that your computer uses to store data and utilize it at the same time, however, it is mostly used to store the sort of memory data that the operating system or an application running on it often consumes. Because your computer is a temporary but rapid storage device, all of the data on it is gone when it turns off. The more RAM you have installed, the more seamlessly your computer will multitask by allowing apps to store more frequently used data. More RAM is always a good thing, but not being able to use it all can be frustrating for a user.
What are the causes for RAM not Fully Useable in computers?
There are a few possible causes, but the most common is that you're using a 32-bit version of Windows. It's also possible that your integrated graphics is consuming part of your RAM. These issues can also be caused by incompatible or incorrectly configured RAM. Finally, there's always the risk that your hardware is malfunctioning.
If you don't use all of your RAM, you'll have fewer resources to work with and your PC's performance will suffer. Assume you have 16GB of RAM, but your computer only recognizes 8GB. You'll have half as much RAM to work with, and multitasking and utilizing more demanding apps will be difficult.


0:00 Intro
0:08 Solution 01 Fix Using Registry Editor
1:31 Solution 02 Fix RAM Physically
2:04 Solution 03 Fix Using Msconfig
3:04 Outro

This video will help to solve RAM Not Fully Useable on computers, laptops, desktops running Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 7 systems. Works on all computers and laptops (HP, Dell, Asus, Acer, Lenovo, Samsung, Toshiba).

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