HP Notebook TS 11 Processor and RAM read N/A

I just submitte an issue w/ the slowness of this computer now I noticed when I was trying to get my computer specs on the page it read: Processor: N/ARAM: N/A What on earth does that mean? Why doesn't this show? THANKS!

Hi, I saw your post this morning - where do you get the information for CPU and RAM ? Regards.

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Maintenance and service guide for G62 laptops:
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