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I checked and I am using halmacpi.dll which is the correct one. I also
installed hotfix.kb896256 on my OS and on the freshly installed OS but I
still only see one processor. Any suggestions? Thanks.
"relic" wrote in message
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> Chris wrote:
>> Like I said in my original post Device Manager shows "ACPI
>> Multiprocessor PC" and even shows 2 processors of "Intel(R)
>> Pentium(R) D CPU 2.66GHz" but it still only uses one core.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>>
>> "relic" wrote in message
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>>> Chris wrote:
>>>> Hi everyone!
>>>>
>>>> I never tried to fix this before, but Windows (XP Pro w/ SP2 & all
>>>> updates) only shows one core from my Pentium D 805.
>>>>
>>>> I checked Task Manager and have One CPU per graph, but only shows
>>>> one graph. Also, CPU-Z has the Processor Selection drop down grayed
>>>> out. I also know that I am only using one core because I use VMware
>>>> and the virtual machines only use one processor, but my physical
>>>> processor can go up to 100% instead of 50%.
>>>>
>>>> I have the latest BIOS, ACPI is enabled, and POST shows "Count: 2"
>>>> for my CPU. Device Manager shows "ACPI Multiprocessor PC" and even
>>>> shows 2 processors of "Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 2.66GHz"!
>>>>
>>>> I have also tried to set NUMPROC=2 in boot.ini, but that didn't
>>>> work. I also tried to do a repair install, but I still only saw one
>>>> core. I've searched on the internet for a possible solution, but
>>>> couldn't
>>>> find one. I appreciate any help! Thanks.
>>>
>>> Check Device Manager. It should read:
>>> \Computer
>>> \ACPI Multiprocessor PC
>>>
>>> All's OK if it does.
>
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