I have an old HP 4530s laptop that has been working with 2x 8GB ram for nearly two years.
Updating to windows 10 anniversary update never worked (after many tries over a period of months) until I removed one stick of RAM.
I initially thought the stick of RAM must be faulty, but each stick on their own works fine. When they are both inserted, the computer won't even get to the BIOS.
With the pre-aniversary windows 10, both sticks worked well together.
The RAM is Kingston KVR13S9K2/16.
Can anyone think why Windows 10 anniversary update could stop a working configuration from functioning?
Any help would be apprecaited, though perhaps I'll just need to stick with 8GB RAM!
Updating to windows 10 anniversary update never worked (after many tries over a period of months) until I removed one stick of RAM.
I initially thought the stick of RAM must be faulty, but each stick on their own works fine. When they are both inserted, the computer won't even get to the BIOS.
With the pre-aniversary windows 10, both sticks worked well together.
The RAM is Kingston KVR13S9K2/16.
Can anyone think why Windows 10 anniversary update could stop a working configuration from functioning?
Any help would be apprecaited, though perhaps I'll just need to stick with 8GB RAM!
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