RAM memory problems

Lezg91
Probably the date of the motherboard

Don't worry, relax. Call Brother. INFA 146%

Ryazancev
It's already evening and he lives in another city

Danila Mavrin, that is,
in your opinion, she was going in the interval from 1984 to 2012? 28 years old? Lol guy, go into advanced mode please, and if you can't, then just turn off the computer and don't turn it on until you've completely destroyed everything and invite those who fumble at least a little ... this is the only practical advice that I can now give

most likely there are different memory sticks tucked in if only 6 GB is installed, which means they need to be configured for collaboration. Or 2 strips of four are installed and one of them does not work correctly.

Lezg91
It's just a date

Ryazancev
Maybe first you can help the computer turn on

what is written at the end of the hardware list when booting?

Ryazancev
Update Success

Danila Mavrin
Yes, I am generally not interested in the date, and so I know that since the first version of the BIOS was in 2013, then the mother was released at about the same time ... this is generally not about what
I need to know in what mode your SATA port is working at the moment, because of its incorrect operation, Windows may not boot,
give me an answer to this question if you really want help

Lezg91
There is nothing related to SATA

Did you even pull the flash drive out of your computer?

Danila Mavrin
go to the BIOS settings in the end

Ryazancev
No xD

Danila Mavrin
Here's a website for you to read
Spoilerhttp: //www.nastrojkabios.ru/informatsiya-o-bios/kak-sbrosit-nastroyki-bios.html

Lezg91
And where am I at the end of the day?

Ryazancev Windows
starts up

Ryazancev
Now not 3.98 but 5 GB available

Danila Mavrin,
I do not know where you are now, but if you are in the BIOS there should definitely be information on the operation of your sata ports, plus as it turned out (if the information about the model is correct) you have 1 IDE port on the board,
see what loop you have connected hard drive to mother
a thin cable
b wide cable

Reset Bios to default, go into it and click Load Fail-Safe Defaults. Just exit with biosa with saving