If the BIOS isn't seeing it, Windows won't either.
I noticed they are running in single channel ( Channels # Single ). I'm not familiar with speccy, but RAM usually runs in dual channel mode. Which would lead me to believe the sticks in the wrong slots. The motherboard User Manual should cover which slots are to be used when two sticks are being used.
As for the BIOS, aside from the jumper, you can simply enter the BIOS and choose "Restore to factory default", save, and exit. After the reboot, reenter the BIOS and ensure all of your settings are correct.
You could also power off, remove AC power, and try removing and reinserting both RAM sticks (or even swapping positions).
I noticed they are running in single channel ( Channels # Single ). I'm not familiar with speccy, but RAM usually runs in dual channel mode. Which would lead me to believe the sticks in the wrong slots. The motherboard User Manual should cover which slots are to be used when two sticks are being used.
As for the BIOS, aside from the jumper, you can simply enter the BIOS and choose "Restore to factory default", save, and exit. After the reboot, reenter the BIOS and ensure all of your settings are correct.
You could also power off, remove AC power, and try removing and reinserting both RAM sticks (or even swapping positions).