I know that how to check my ram and here is my ram.
But from some resources, I found that if I have more than 4 GB ram and still using Windows 7 32 bit, it would show only 4 GB ram because Windows 7 32 bit only support 4 GB ram. So, it is possible that I originally have more than 4 GB ram but this is saying 4 GB ram. So, How to determine how much ram I have? (I don't wanna open my CPU/other hardware)
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You could boot into the BIOS and look for details about the RAM.
The BIOS knows exactly how much RAM you have got.
You can open command prompt (type cmd in the Start Menu), in the opened window type systeminfo |findstr /i "Total Physical Memory" this will show the total amount of physical memory and some info about used and and available memory.
Also you can use wmi to get info:wmic MEMORYCHIP get BankLabel, DeviceLocator, Capacity, Speedthis will show you every memory module and its capacity.