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‎11-12-2014 11:54 PM

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Can someone please let me know what is the maximum RAM that HP ProBook 430 G1 supports.  I've added to 8 GB RAM modules to upgrade my machine to 16 GB, but in My Computer properties it is still showing 8 GB.

 

Is there any additional set up that I need to do to upgrade the RAM, once I inserted the Hardware in the alloted slots.

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‎11-13-2014 12:22 AM

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Hi,

 

16Gb:

 

   DDR3L SDRAM, 1600 MHz, two slots supporting dual-channel memory,5 4/8 GB SODIMMs, up to 16 GB total6

 

More info:

 

    http://h71016.www7.hp.com/dstore/html/pdfs/HP_ProBook_430_Data_Sheet_May_2013.pdf

 

What is the Operating system of your computer ? Have you tried to reseat RAM ? Foor Windows 7 Please try these steps:

Hold down the Windows Key and press R (or just Click Start),
Type msconfig in the Run box (or Search box) and hit Enter,  
In the System Configuration windows, click the Boot tab,
Click the Advanced Options button,
Un-stick the box next to 'Maximum Memory',  
Click OK,
Click Apply and then OK to get out,
Restart the notebook for the change to take effect.

Regards,

 

 

BH
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