Windows 10: Processor & Installed memory/Ram are showing "Not Available"

Hello, and I would like to thank you in advance for reviewing my question.

I've been searching for an answer on how to fix this for quite some time on the internet, and I'm still lost. When I right-click on "My Computer" on my desktop and select "Properties" to review such things as my System Score and RAM installed it shows "not available". I know that I have a core i5, and the RAM kit installed is 8GB, but the lack of information on that page bothers me.

I receive no error message, it's just not there. I'm not entirely sure when the problem began, so I don't know what software I installed around the time it happened, or whether I changed anything in the system. I've tried restarting my system, but I could not think of anything else to fix it. Google has failed me. I also tried some answers related to my problem in this community, but none works. please help.

Does anyone have a fix? Even a list of things I could try successfully or otherwise would be greatly appreciated. please I need an urgent answer.

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Windows shows 8GB RAM installed but 4GB RAM is usable

Hi There,

I've just upgraded my pc from 4GB RAM to 8GB RAM. Windows seems to have detected this upgrade but why does it show as only 4GB RAM available. The following is what I have tried so far with no luck:

• I have tried the msconfig method on ensuring maximum memory is not checked.
• physically removed the new RAM and reinstalled it

Any thoughts/suggestions on how i can resolve this matter?

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The RAM and Processor shows not available in My PC properties

The properties of My PC shows that the processor and RAM as not available. I tried the workaround of enabling the Windows Mangement Instrumentation service. It still shows as not available. I cannot format my PC currently as I am having some important
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Windows 10 System control panel not showing processor or installed memory

Hi WebKilla

This does seem to be a bug in a recent Windows 10 update, quite a few users are reporting the same thing . . .

Open Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc)

On the performance tab, in the CPU section, is you processor model listed, and on the Memory section is you amount of RAM listed?

If your Processor model is not listed, open Device Manager (accessible by right clicking your Start Button), expand the Processors section, is that processor model listed there?