There is a problem with the card after inserting one more memory

It's just mandatory to manually adjust the motherboard, but the stability is not good, and the original settings are based on their physique.

In addition, you can remove the SPD module on the board, so that the default is the same, but the physique is also the same. After dismantling, some limit settings need to be carefully adjusted manually, otherwise forgetting may cause physical damage (burn) to the memory in the morning

However, some of the memory of different cards cannot be used together anyway, and they are incompatible, so there is no way.

Some motherboards can actively downgrade the group to be dual-pass, but not all memory can do it, and there are very few such motherboards.

Or go and change to the same memory as the original model

Swap memory! The two are not compatible! Looking for the same model! ◎

Since you plug in a new memory module, this will happen, that is, the new memory module is not compatible with the previous one.

The one that I plugged in separately and then bought it, if it's OK, change the socket and try it, if it doesn't work, there's no way.

Goldfinger eraser it.

There is generally no way to do this. The only thing you can do is to give up one, and if you think one is too small, you can find one to try the same as before, which may not be possible. So in the future, the memory of the computer will be bought enough at one time, so as to avoid the trouble of upgrading in the future (the day before yesterday, people insert memory, people computer insert three and memory, 2 400, one 266, I will fall, this is compatible, and one memory is single-sided, and the three brands are different.

Could it be that this looks at rp??)

It is forbidden to plug indiscriminately, otherwise it is responsible.

The mixing frequency must be the same, and it is a waste if it is high.

Are the two yes brands the same? Different memories are not necessarily compatible. You have to make sure if the one you bought is good, unplug the old one first, and only use the new one, if it is normal, it is a compatibility problem, and at the same time clean up the dust from the socket.

Take a look at it again, I hope it can help you.

Not compatible, buy two production dates that don't check much, what model and brand you have to check not much.

Typical memory conflicts, many brands of different memory are conflicting.

It is recommended that you try a new memory module separately, if you can.

Then it's not that your new memory is broken, check if your two days of memory brand is the same, if it is not the same you have to consider replacing it with another one, or buying a new one, or using one of the big ones.

Memory is not something that can be plugged in casually, compatibility is very important, it's best to sell the computer and let them help you change it! Safety first.

No, open to the computer's startup item and put the point f8 has the latest configuration, and it doesn't work yet, unplug it.

Unplug it and try it, and if it's normal, consider the memory issue.

I don't know if the landlord is a desktop or a laptop.

Desktops can consider changing slots.

Landlords can also consider using Memory Test x86 to test memory stability, and the possibility of memory quality problems is relatively high.

Please note: many motherboards are dual-channel memory architectures! Dual-channel memory architectures need to be paired with the right slots, and dual-channel memory architectures double the memory efficiency.

If you don't use it properly, it will go wrong!

If only one memory is moved to the position, there will be no dual-channel memory architecture problem, it is likely that the socket has been idle for a long time, and the oxidation contact is not good.

First of all, do you want to see if all the memory is recognized? Sometimes, it seems that the memory module has been plugged in, but in fact, it is still not checked (many feet).

Also, do the two memory sticks match? If there is a mismatch, it will also cause incompatibility. Unplugging one can be judged by elimination.

Replacing the memory module slot will not affect the system. Sometimes you have to try to change the card slot when you can't turn it on. The computer is mainly a computer with too many things, and it needs to be re-divided, reinstalled and cleaned up.

Because you're an integrated graphics card, an integrated graphics card is scribbling away part of the memory as video memory!

You don't have enough memory, so there's less memory allocated to the graphics card. When the memory increases, so does the graphics card!

。。。Your graphics card should be a core graphics card or an onboard graphics card, sharing your memory for video memory, and if your memory is small, it will be divided into less video memory, and more will be larger.

The graphics card memory takes up the motherboard's memory.

Most of them are compatibility issues...

Change it, swap it, click it, and try it with a new one to see if it crashes, which should also have something to do with your system.

There is a principle for changing memory modules!!

There is also a motherboard that can be plugged in, I haven't seen it, hehe.

Let's see if those memory sticks are a brand drop

It's not a brand, don't put it together.

Are you 4 slots or 3 slots, if you can only insert 2 slots if there are 3 slots, because the motherboard can only support 2 slots, the third one is a backup.

One by one, try one by one, determine which one, which slot is the problem.

It's time to clean up your computer case, it's useless for you to plug and unplug the memory like this. The more convenient way is to unplug the memory module and then wipe the gold finger part with an eraser, because after a long time, the gold finger part is oxidized. Resulting in poor contact.

If there is a lot of dust in the case, clean it up, especially to check if your CPU fan is clogged or has a lot of dirt.

Looking at the situation, it's basically a problem with your computer software.

Try a different motherboard card slot.

The memory graphics card is dialed down in the event of a power failure, and the gold finger is wiped with soft image skin. Be careful not to break the small parts next to you.

Is your memory new?。。 Compared with others, the gold finger copper sheet is a little thinner, and it will not be a strip of secondary polishing.

The old rule, first pull it out and wipe off the gold finger with alcohol, the fault is still the same, and use memory detection software to detect whether there is a problem.

Also, what kind of phenomenon is the stuck screen you are talking about, describe it clearly, it is better to see the picture above.

Unplug it and erase it with an eraser, and then take toilet paper and stroke the gold finger to remove the eraser shavings, which should be solved.

Most of them are faulty with the phone's memory card.

You can test with a new memory card, or a memory card that works with another phone, to rule out whether it's a problem with your phone or a memory card.

If it's a memory card problem, get a new one, and if it's a phone problem, you can only repair the phone or replace the phone.

Another reason is that the memory card is poisoned, which has happened to me before.

Connect the data cable to another phone. Don't use a card reader. First test the things on the card to the computer.,The crash is a memory card error.,Just change the machine grid of the S40 system.。