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- title: My Hanye RAM module is not recognized or shows incorrect capacity after installation. What should I do?
- category: Device Recognition & Connection
- sort: 1
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- * Ensure the `RAM` module is fully seated in the motherboard's memory slot and the retention clips on both ends are secured. Try reseating it.
- * Consult your motherboard manual to confirm you are using the correct slot combination (e.g., for dual-channel, specific colored or numbered slots usually need to be populated in pairs).
- * Verify that the `RAM` specifications (e.g., DDR4/DDR5, speed, capacity) are compatible with your motherboard and CPU. Check the motherboard's official website for the Memory Support List (QVL).
- * Try installing only one `RAM` stick at a time to isolate a potential faulty module or slot.
- * Clear the `CMOS` or reset the `BIOS/UEFI` to default settings.
- * Update the motherboard `BIOS/UEFI` to the latest version, as newer versions sometimes improve memory compatibility.
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