Windows 10: Total physical memory higher than max capacity

I was checking out a HP Pavilion 13 X2 PC in powershell and ran a code to check the total physical memory and got 4223819776 as a response :/I then ran the max capacity code and got 8388608. I don't know what to think about this as the first response would be 4028 gb if the answer was in kb, if it were in bytes it would be 3.93. But, here's the weird thing, the max capacity answer was 8388068. If it were in kb it would be 8 gb but if the answer were to be in bytes then the max capacity would be 0.0078 gb. I don't know what to think about this. Do I need to update powershell?

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The avilable physical memory is much lower than my total physical memory ....

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  The Physical Available Memory I have is much lower than the Total Physical Memory
  
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  I have a 8 GB PC running but when I open the task manger for example android studio is taking about 1.855 GB and it's written above that this is 80% of the memory ..... I thinked that another program is consuming in the background so I switched the view
  method in the memory so every program is written in front of it the memory usage percentage and I was shocked when I saw that android studio is consuming about 70% !!!! so the computer is just using 2.83 GB out 8 GB of my memory !!!!
  
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  I searched a little bit online till I found that i can see something called the physical available memory ... and the total physical memory
  
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  the total physical memory was 8 as expected and available physical memory was about 2.59 GB !!!
  
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  A lot of articles online said that a part of your memory is being consumed by hardware parts like the graphics card ..... but not as much as mine
  
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  I tried a lot of solutions but non of them worked in my case .... But I noticed Something a little bit weird .... every time I restart the device the physical available memory changes .... sometimes 6 sometimes 4 ... some times 1.5 !!!!!
  
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  I tried also to reinstall my windows an installed a fresh new windows 10 education ..
  
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  has any one face this problem before ?! or any solutions ??
  

 

E51 memory card (max capacity and type)

concerning this matter, i contacted NokiaCare, they answered me that Nokia E51 supports up to 4GB microSD, but not microSDHC. But, if i'm not mistaken, microSD's max capacity is 2GB, while higher capacity cards are available only in the microSDHC format.

so, who's wrong?

Message Edited by on 22-May-2008 01:29 PM

 

Upgrading hard drive to a higher capacity

Hi,

How would i upgrade to a higher capacity hard drive. Can you tell me the steps without losing the activation status.

Thanks,

Romerico