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This all started with a Problem in My BIOS Read Here

About The Windows Using To Much Reserved Ram

This is why I did a BIOS update in the first place. I was having the problem that windows used too much-Allocated RAM, So I thought this was an excellent time to update BIOS.

Due to my BIOS problem, I checked every component of the system to make sure that it was working. Everything worked well, with no issues on the "test PC". So I put it back in, fixed the BIOS Problem and got back into windows, and discovered that Windows is using 3GB+ of Reserved RAM

What I did to Fix: Basically everything on the internet Resetting the BIOS Taking one RAM out and in Changing the setting in windows

PC Specs: Click the Link Here

Task Manger

RAMMAP

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    All the screenshots are of some random software. How does it relate to Windows using too much RAM? How much is too much? Please provide a screenshot of Task Manager’s Memory view on the Performance tab. – Daniel B Feb 10 '22 at 20:36
  • I edited it hear is the link: https://i.stack.imgur.com/tK7ea.png – thefourCraft Feb 10 '22 at 20:49
  • Ah. So you’re referring to hardware-reserved memory, correct? – Daniel B Feb 10 '22 at 20:50
  • yes, I know that windows is spouse to use 100MB or something. On my main PC its 128MB I don't get how its even Possible – thefourCraft Feb 10 '22 at 20:59
  • Windows uses as much free memory as it can as a Disk Cache. You have 4 GB free memory that Windows' can't find a use for (as your programs don't want it) so it uses it to cache the disk. – user1644677 Feb 11 '22 at 05:25
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    Your error is coming from a bug in your IObit Advanced SystemCare stuff. Their code is trying to read a Date from the registry without either having a number to read or providing a valid place to put it (uninitialized). I can't see that this has anything to do with anything. – Señor CMasMas Feb 11 '22 at 07:05
  • Yeah, I figured it out, But the RAM Bug Is Still present @SeñorCMasMas I Just Don't Get It How it's Possible, like Windoses Just Grew Bigger https://i.stack.imgur.com/tK7ea.png – thefourCraft Feb 11 '22 at 07:14
  • @thefourCraft Look at RAMMAP https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/rammap – Gantendo Feb 11 '22 at 11:58
  • It's Not Showing Up On RAMMAP This is Windows Allocated Ram, it's only doing it on this PC. No matter how much RAM I put in 3GB is hardware reserved This is Living 12GB for the PC – thefourCraft Feb 11 '22 at 17:58

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It Was A BIOS!

The problem was in the BIOS configuration, the internal GPU was using too much RAM. After Configuring it to 50MB everything was fine.\

To Fix This:

  1. Restart your system and enter your BIOS settings. You can enter your BIOS key by repeatedly entering it during bootup. Try pressing the F2, F5, F8, or Del keys repeatedly. If those methods don’t work, do a quick Google search on entering your BIOS settings based on your motherboard manufacturer.
  2. Once you get to the BIOS menu, look for the secondary menu under Video Settings, Graphics Settings, or VGA Memory Size. You should find it under the Advanced menu.
  3. From there, you can adjust the DVMT pre-allocated VRAM to the size that suits your need.
  4. Save the configuration and restart your computer. You should see your new VRAM count at your next start-up.

Hope That Helped, This Problem Is Mostly Related to BIOS you can search online there are a lot of guides on this topic

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