Troubleshooting support – problem-solving approaches

20. March 2023 | 4 minutes of reading

We guarantee compatibility when you purchase our RAM for your system. We do everything we can to avoid potential problems in advance and also provide you with our qualified support.
Nevertheless, simple initial difficulties may occur. If you contact us, you will receive our full support, even after the purchase. At this point, we would like to introduce you to some possible solutions to solve your problem.

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Troubleshooting

Warning sign with red circle, white X made of memory bars and the text: TOO LITTLE MEMORY

Not enough memory in your printer?

17. November 2020 | 3 minutes of reading

Many error messages on the printer can be easily rectified by simply expanding the internal working memory in the printer.
Find out which error messages on the printer or which error patterns when printing can be quickly rectified by upgrading the working memory.

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Printer memory, Troubleshooting

More Printer Memory Solves “Memory Allocation Failure” Issue

17. November 2020 | 3 minutes of reading

The need to expand the printer memory often arises very suddenly.
If the working memory is not sufficient to produce full-page colour prints, the message ‘Memory allocation failure’ appears. Now a favourable extension of the internal memory is needed quickly…

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Printer memory, Troubleshooting

Memtest86+ - An advanced memory diagnostic tool

How to test RAM with Memtest86+?

29. October 2020 | 3 minutes of reading

Is your system no longer working reliably? Are you experiencing irregular crashes or blue screens?
The cause could be a defective memory module.
Use the free Memtest86+ software to test whether your memory is fault-free or not …

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Memtest, Troubleshooting

What is a DataBit Error?

21. October 2020 | 2 minutes of reading

A DataBit error causes a computer system to crash. This is a special case where a value is stored as “1” in the working memory but is interpreted as “0” when read out. This means that the individual bit in the byte is incorrect and an incorrect byte value is returned by the memory. In notebook or PC systems, this error usually leads to a system crash. The ECC function can recognise and correct a simple bit error…

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RAM-Wiki, Troubleshooting