Summary

Before upgrading laptop RAM, consider the current RAM usage level. High usage triggers Windows to attempt to fix errors, leading to the software popping up on the system. Additionally, verify that the RAM installed meets your specific requirements for the laptop's performance. It is crucial to remove the existing memory before planning upgrades, ensuring that the new installation is ready for future use.

You can also verify if Windows is using the physical memory by checking the System Information or using Device Manager. These steps help identify if the current setup is working correctly or if an existing issue is causing the unwanted software to remain on the screen for you.

Once verified, proceed to upgrade the physical memory on your computer by removing the old units and replacing them with new memory sticks. Make sure the upgrade process completes successfully to prevent Windows from trying to recover and display the troubleshooting guide again. Finally, restart your laptop to ensure the new RAM configuration is fully recognized by the operating system.

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Dates

Created 2026-04-13

Updated 2026-04-13

Summarized 2026-04-16