Hi.
I have a rebuilt desktop but Windows 10 won't install on a clean hard drive it stops at 5% when getting things ready.
I found a few workarounds online none of which work and have since found a how to test RAM from command prompt.
I have 2 4gb RAM modules and obtained the following information. It's the same on both banks.
BankLabel=BANK 0
Capacity=4294967296
DataWidth=64
Description=Physical Memory
Device Locator=Channel 1B-DIMM0. (BANK 2 has Channel 1B)
FormFactor=8
HotSwappable=
InstallDate=
InterleaveDataDepth=
InterleavePosition=
Manufacturer= Micron. (BANK 2 has Samsung)
MemoryType=24
Model=
Name = Physical Memory
OtheridentifyingInfo=
PartNumber=16JTF51264AZ-1G4M1. (BANK 2 has M378B5273DH0-CH9)
PositionInG=
Powered On=
Removable=
Replaceable=
SerialNumber=31877266. (BANK 2 has 647E6513)
SKU=
Speed=
Status=
Tag= Physical Memory 0. (BANK 2 has 2)
Total Width=64
TypeDetail=128
Version=
Can anyone tell me what I've missed here. As far as I can tell everything else is fine.
The machine has a new motherboard, PSU, Hard drive. Beforehand the memory was working, the machine had a motherboard failure caused by faulty PSU.
Many thanks.
Pete.
I have a rebuilt desktop but Windows 10 won't install on a clean hard drive it stops at 5% when getting things ready.
I found a few workarounds online none of which work and have since found a how to test RAM from command prompt.
I have 2 4gb RAM modules and obtained the following information. It's the same on both banks.
BankLabel=BANK 0
Capacity=4294967296
DataWidth=64
Description=Physical Memory
Device Locator=Channel 1B-DIMM0. (BANK 2 has Channel 1B)
FormFactor=8
HotSwappable=
InstallDate=
InterleaveDataDepth=
InterleavePosition=
Manufacturer= Micron. (BANK 2 has Samsung)
MemoryType=24
Model=
Name = Physical Memory
OtheridentifyingInfo=
PartNumber=16JTF51264AZ-1G4M1. (BANK 2 has M378B5273DH0-CH9)
PositionInG=
Powered On=
Removable=
Replaceable=
SerialNumber=31877266. (BANK 2 has 647E6513)
SKU=
Speed=
Status=
Tag= Physical Memory 0. (BANK 2 has 2)
Total Width=64
TypeDetail=128
Version=
Can anyone tell me what I've missed here. As far as I can tell everything else is fine.
The machine has a new motherboard, PSU, Hard drive. Beforehand the memory was working, the machine had a motherboard failure caused by faulty PSU.
Many thanks.
Pete.