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Windows Server 2003 - System Information not displayed correctly

Author
25 Mar 2005 8:47 AM
Mark Lomots
Hello folks,

anyone knows why Windows Server 2003 doesn't diplay a correct
value in the system summery for 'total physical storage'?

I'm running Win2k3 on an iWILL DPX2-S320 with dual Xeon
processors. When I use this board with 2 GB Ram, actually
only 1 GB of Ram is displayed.

Any ideas?

kind regards,
Mark.

Author
25 Mar 2005 8:21 PM
Scott Napolitan [MSFT]
Mark Lomots wrote:
> Hello folks,
>
> anyone knows why Windows Server 2003 doesn't diplay a correct
> value in the system summery for 'total physical storage'?
>
> I'm running Win2k3 on an iWILL DPX2-S320 with dual Xeon
> processors. When I use this board with 2 GB Ram, actually
> only 1 GB of Ram is displayed.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> kind regards,
> Mark.
Usually this is a result of RAM being disabled in the system BIOS.  I
would boot into BIOS and chck to see if you've disabled any RAM.  I'm
not familiar with that particular piece of hardware but it's possibl
that the machine has redundant memory too in which case you may have
loaded 2GB of RAM in the machine but 1 GB is there for fault tolerance.
  In either case the OS would not see the total physical RAM in the box.

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