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disk management fixed the problem. I had to partition and format the hard drive than it showed up.

I have Windows 10 Home edition with 16GB memory and a Gigabyte GA-Z97X-Gaming 7 motherboard. My Toshiba HDWD120 2TB shows up in the bios but does not show up in the device manager. I have checked the cables and connections by switching them out with other drives that are working properly and...

I figured it out. I put a network card in it and it did not like it. Once I removed the network card everything worked fine.

I have a Gigabyte GA-Z97X-gaming 7 motherboard, 16GB Ram MSI GeForce GTX 950 Video Card, I5-4560 CPU. I had installed Windows 8.1 32 bit OS and upgraded to Windows 10. The computer would only see 4Gb of memory and while playing some games it would give me messages that I needed a 64bit OS...

Can I use the same Key code as the one I purchased or do I have to purchase a brand new key code for the new install

i purchased windows 8.1 32 bit and than upgraded to windows 10. I need to change to 64 bit. How can I do this?

how do i raise the DRAM voltage? Do I do that in the bios?

yes, but the 8GB shows 8GB installed but only 4GB usable. When I put the other 4GB in with the 8GB, it shows the 12GB installed but only 4GB usable. So it doesn't matter how much memory I put in the on the motherboard, it only shows 4GB usable.

64-bit operating system Windows 8.1

I went to the Crucial website and put in the make and model of my motherboard and it stated that the memory I purchased was compatible with the motherboard. When I put just the 8GB of Crucial memory in the computer by itself, it still only shows 4GB usable. I don't understand everything there...

I have a Asus P7P55D-E-LX with the Corsair XMS 4GB kit 2x2GB ram installed. I upgraded my ram and added CRUCIAL 8GB 4X2 D3 1600 DIMM CL9. When I boot up my system it shows 12GB of ram but only 4GB usable. I also went back and changed the slots the ram was in I moved the crucial ram to the...