Win7 msconfig maximum memory set to 0

Windows Maximum Memory

Originally wanted to write about the cause and consequences, think if you are now also this problem, must not have time to read the whole story.

Let me just say my solution.

Enter the command prompt to start the repair (preferably with administrator privileges, but I also try every single user),

Use the Bcdedit command to view.

You can view the startup parameters.

Make sure Truncatememory is 0x10000000 (mine is this).

Then execute the following command

Bcdedit/deletevalue {default} truncatememory

Deletes the default boot memory setting.

Use Bcdedit to confirm that there is no truncatememory.

Then reboot, all OK.

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PS: There are also methods that can be directly to the truncatememory settings, but I did not succeed.

Command: Bcdedit/set truncatememory 0x1fffffff.

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