How did you get 3.5 GB into 4 slots? (That is, what is in each slot?)
Also, I assume that because you say that your computer has 4 slots for RAM, you must have actually looked inside the case ... but
this page from Crucial says that the eMachines D4362 has only 2 slots that take a max of 1 GB each for a total max of 2 GB. Where did you find the information that says that your computer can have up to 4 GB installed? A link would be much appreciated.
In Googling my question above, I came across
this thread that claimed that the D4362 has 4 slots and can take up to 4 GB based on the specs of the motherboard. But this begs the question: where is the eMachine spec that identifies the motherboard?
Without more information, I'm inclined to go with the conclusion of the last post in that thread in the Corsair RAM support forums: "Unfortunately it sounds as if you have memory that is not compatible with your MOBO."
----- LemP Volunteer Moderator MS MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) 2006-2009 Microsoft Community Contributor (MCC) 2011-2012
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