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My ASUS laptop came with one 4GB memory stick and I recently added another 4GB to speed things up. There's no problem and everything works fine.

Now, I installed CPU-Z to check about my memory, but the readings are a little strange:

Here's what it shows in Memory tab:

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But, in SPD, only the information about the first slot is displayed:

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The second (and also the #3 and #4) looks like this:

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Why isn't there any info about the other stick? Is there anything wrong with it?

Mahm00d
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Referring to why CPUZ displays proper in Admin mode is that running programs in admin mode tells the OS to allow that program to have access to otherwise restricted data w/the exception of admin privileges. This is very common mistake that gamers run into and have problems when playing game programs. As a matter of fact a common report of the program CPUZ was disappearing upon free upgrade from Win 7, 8 to Win 10. I had to re-download and re-install it myself when I upgraded to Win 10. Why windows does this is still a mystery to me.

Zippy
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Are you running the SETUP version? Same thing happened to me after I updated the program to the latest version (1.80.0 as today). I fixed mine by uninstalling and reinstalling it. Not sure if one can encounter this bug if using the portable (ZIP) version.

UnsinkableHeatsink
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You need to right click on the CPU-Z icon and select 'Run As Administrator'.  [Click here for an image of the right-click menu.]

Then go to the Memory and SPD tabs and you will get your memory details.

Scott - Слава Україні
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Salvador Valencia
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