Windows 10: Remapped ram with msconfig, no change in performance.

So I have an Acer apu system that I upgraded to 8gb of ram. Windows want using all of it and was keeping 4gb in hardware reserve. I did the thing I’m msconfig to force it to use all 8gb, but even though task manger, msinfo, and resource monitor all day I now have 5gb available instead the 2.6 I had, there is no change in performance.

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Accidentally disabled RAM in msconfig Windows 7

While trying to activate some extra RAM in my computer I accidentally disabled all of my RAM except for 10 MB in the advanced boot options in msconfig. Now when I boot my computer it blue screens with the error msg "BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO." I have tried
booting in safe mode but it does the same thing. Running msconfig through the cmd prompt in System Recovery Options isn't working either. Any suggestions on how I could get to msconfig or change the advanced boot options without booting my computer into windows?

Thank you.

 

My Desktop Performance issue

My desktop computer specification is

• Processor: AMD FX 8320
  
• Motherboard: Asus M5A97
  
• RAM: Kingston HyperX 16 GB (8*2)
  
• HD: 1TB WD Black
  
• Graphics Card: 2GB Saphire 5450
  
• SMPS: Cooler Master 650W
  
• OS: Windows 10
  

I optimized my desktop computer well.

• Limited applications are installed in my desktop computer.
  
• Limited applications are enabled in startup.
  
• In msconfig, limited services are enabled.
  
• Browsers are optimized.
  
• No games are installed.
  
• No temp/ junk files
  
• Internet Speed is fine.
  
• Internet Security is updated and working fine.
  
• In Task Manager, CPU usages and temperature are normal.
  

However, its performance is low.

• Please guide me for additional steps or in-depth steps for its improved performance.
  
• And I would like to diagnose its benchmark performance. What applications I can use for it?
  

With Regards

InTech

 

4GB RAM only 3.12 usable?

Check your memory remapping feature in the bios.

Also, look here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/978610

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