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3.4.3 If you don’t have a Gateway recovery USBĭownload alternative recovery disk for Gateway.

3.3.3 If you have the Gateway recovery disk for Windows 7.

3.2.3 If you have a Gateway recovery disk.

3.2.2 If you can’t boot into Windows Vista.

3.2.1 If you are able to boot into Windows Vista.

2.4 Create the recovery disk in Windows 8.

2.3 Create the recovery disk in Windows 7.

2.2 Create the recovery disk in Windows Vista.

2.1 Create the recovery disk in Windows XP.

2 Create recovery disks for Gateway with Gateway Recovery Center.

1 Download alternative recovery disk for Gateway.

You can fix this problem by manually specifying how much memory Windows 7 64-bit should use by changing a value in the BOOT Advanced Options window.Īssuming you have no hardware or software errors, Windows 7 should then be able to correctly identify how much memory you have installed and the maximum amount of memory to use at boot up. Windows 7 64-bit does not always correctly identify the amount of memory you have installed in your PC. When finished, click the OK button, close all remaining windows that you have opened, and restart your computer.

Click on the Maximum Memory option and type in the maximum amount of memory you noted earlier in the My Computer Properties window. This opens the BOOT Advanced Options window. Click on the Boot tab and then click on the Advanced Options button. This opens the System Configuration window. With the Run dialog box open, type in MSCONFIG and click the OK button. If you don’t have the Run command on your Start menu, you can hold down the Windows key on your keyboard and press the R key. Then, close the Properties window.Ĭlick on Start and then on Run. In the section labeled System, note the amount of Installed Memory (RAM). This opens the Properties window for your computer.