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We have a system running Windows XP Professional, with 2-E5520 quad core processors.
When we boot the system Task Manager/Performance tab is only showing 1 available processor (vs 8). It also behaves that way, that is 1 job takes 100% (vs 13%) of CPU. My guess is that this is a BIOS setting problem. This system was showing 8 processors in Task Manager prior to the system disk crash/corruption last week so we needed to reinstall Windows.
I am trying to help our systems guys find a solution. Any ideas as to what happened and or how this can be corrected?????
Jim S
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Make sure multi-threding is in on state in BIOS setup.
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Thanks Ravihara:
In the interim they decided to just re-image/reinstall. This solve the problem. For those that encounter this in the future I believe this link may be of help
http://www.handaware.com/multiprocessor_XP.html http://www.handaware.com/multiprocessor_XP.html
Jim
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Thanks for the link. its having worth knowing details. great.!

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