Hardware reserved, please correct.
Hardware reserved, please correct.
The system is reserving that space for hardware use, but you can't access more than what's allocated. Tryed settings like MsConfig and registry changes didn't help.
Test each RAM stick individually, as one could be defective. It might also be due to a faulty motherboard slot that doesn’t connect properly or is damaged.
Sure, you can modify your ASUS motherboard settings through the BIOS or UEFI. Check the manufacturer's documentation for specific steps.
Almost certainly, every Ram stick functions properly and works well.
The simplest method on most motherboards is to power down the PC, unplug it, open the side panel, remove the CR2032 CMOS battery for a few minutes, put it back in, close the PC and turn it on. This clears all BIOS settings, including the internal clock.
Open the settings and pick the reset option. It should be in the section where save changes and reset are available. Choose to save changes and reset or simply remove the battery for a few minutes. Appreciate the clear instructions—I really appreciate it!