I checked, the number of processors was set to one, I changed it but after
rebooting it had reset back to one.
"French - Creole - English Translator" wrote:
Quote:
> my guess is go to computer properties then advanced properties then
> enviroment variables the look in system variables number of processor change
> to two, but before doing this i'd like a sec opinion
>
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> Jonathan Perreault
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> "Annesouth" <Annesouth@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:5FF343B6-CB20-45DF-836B-0764EA602F6B@xxxxxx Quote:
> >I have an AMD X2 3800 dual core processor on an Asus M2VMX motherboard.The
> > cores show up fine in device manager, but when I check using any number of
> > diags only one processor shows up. I've updated all of my drivers and bios
> > without any luck. I'm running Vista Home Premium.
>