Access your motherboard by removing whatever cover or panels needed. Not all barebone/chassis/cases are all the same. The examples shown here may not match your system, but the procedure is similar. Access your System's Motherboard Image Modified Image Modified
Dismount sticks of RAM using the (Hold-down) clipsSome motherboards have 1 or 2 clips for each stick RAM, both examples are shown here. Examples: Single Clip Image Modified Image Modified Image Modified Image Modified
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Firmly plug in sticks of RAM until the clips 'click' into placeShould receive 1 click per clip. Image Modified Image Modified
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Power on your system to see if problem is fixedIf you are able to access your BIOS settings, be sure to check within the BIOS Settings to ensure ALL sticks of RAM are visible. Example: Pressing the 'Del' key will typically allow you to enter the BIOS Settings during System POST. Memory Topology in your BIOS Settings is an option to see what sticks of RAM are properly installed on your motherboard. Image Modified Image Modified
  
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