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Good Morning.
We have been having small glitchy problems with all 4 of our Micuras. Random lock-ups, occasionally losing the ability to rotate or pan cad views, PiWeb shutting down and probe stalls. A search found a possible resolution by adding memory. It's a relatively cheap solution so our IT guy bought us a DDR4 pro (crucial by Micron) . I know very little about this hardware.
So long story short, the computers would not accept the memory. Now, IT guy has put it on the "back burner "and is not interested in pursuing it any further. Have any of you had similar problems upgrading your memory? Did we buy the wrong product?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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If you delete the base alignments, just open the program, open the base alignment window and close it, it will re-create the base alignment for the run window. You won't need to do a manual alignment, at least in the test that I did. I deleted my actuals. Closed Calypso. Deleted the base alignments. Started Calypso, re-generated BA using above technique. Ran program w/o manual alignment. Not sure if there is a buffer holding any BA data from the last program run, i.e. if I ran other programs, will it work when I run an older program.

Update: I ran a different program and then repeated my test and the BA location was still retained. So, I'm guessing there is a file somewhere with the data... Didn't think that was possible. Good to know though.
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Yes, I've had issues 🤣 Mixing memory stick part numbers is a BAD idea. Can it be done? Yes. Is it recommended? No. Should it be done on a business computer? NO. I've built computers since the 1900's 🤣


If IT just bought one more stick for each computer, match the EXACT SAME part number to make pairs.

Suggest to IT to RTFM. The manual for the motherboard will specify exactly which slots the sticks can go in.

The manual will also say what to do on reboot. Some computers are set up to automatically recognize memory changes, others the bios will have to be changed. If someone with OCD like me set it up the automatic feature will be overriden by manual settings.

On a side note...
I've had more glitchy behavior from the ethernet having random millisecond drops.
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