1. Reseat the Original Memory: If applicable to your model, reseat the original memory module in the system. Sometimes, reseating the RAM can resolve the issue.
2. Check for Damaged RAM: If reseating the RAM doesn't work, consider checking for any visible damage to the RAM sticks. If they appear damaged, you may need to replace them.
3. Firmware Updates: Ensure that your system's firmware (BIOS) is up to date. Sometimes, updating the firmware can resolve hardware-related issues.


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