Windows 10: task manager says i have 1 of 2 slots used but my laptop has 4gb soldered ram

i wanted to upgrade ram in my laptop but after some research i find out my ram is actually soldered to the motherboard, so i went into task manager and saw that it said "slots used: 1 out of 2" so im wondering if thats just a bug or is it actually upgradable?

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My Thinkpad P14s laptop is showing 8 RAM slots on Task Manager. while in reality, it is only 1 slot soldered onboard + 1 slot user-upgradable! ThinkPad p14s showing 8 slots of RAM!

My Thinkpad P14s laptop is showing 8 RAM slots on Task Manager. while in reality, it is only 1 slot soldered onboard + 1 slot user-upgradable! ThinkPad p14s showing 8 slots of RAM! I tried to do a test to see if it could be fixed so I made a new partition on the drive and installed fresh windows to fix this problem but when I looked at task manager it is still showing that it has 8 slots of RAM. so what is going wrong here

 

Task manager say 1 out of 2 slots in RAM.



So in task manager, it says I used 6/7.4 GB of RAM and I want to reduce that. I looked at the bottom and it says slots used: 1 of 2. Does this mean that if I finish using 1 slot, I would be able to use the 2nd one? Am I already using the 2nd one?

Thank you so much

- William

 

Windows 10 Task Manager RAM Slots Indicator

In Windows 10, on the performance tab, under memory in task manager, it says "Slots used: 1 of 2"

I was wondering if this is reliable. Searching my laptop online suggests that it only has one slot. Is it worth buying an extra stick of RAM or should I open it up first to check?