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From: techie on 29 Apr 2010 07:38
Hi,

I need to get the status of the RAM, i.e. if its working normally or
not. I've been looking at the WMI classes but I don't know which one I
need to use for my purpose. I don't want to know how much RAM I have
left. I want to report the status for monitoring purposes. I thought I
might get it using the 'Status' property for Win32_PhysicalMemory but
that doesn't work. I get no value.

techie
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