One of my friends has the same hardware configuration and his 6400 CPU
appears as two CPUs on the task manager. Mine appears as a single CPU. I have
the latest BIOS. I have the hyperthreading enabled in the BIOS. Any ideas?

Hello,

maybe it's a stupid thought, but is Task Manager -> Performance -> Menu
"View" -> "CPU History" -> "One graph, All CPUs" checked?

Greetings,
P. Di Stolfo

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> One of my friends has the same hardware configuration and his 6400 CPU
> appears as two CPUs on the task manager. Mine appears as a single CPU. I
> have
> the latest BIOS. I have the hyperthreading enabled in the BIOS. Any ideas?

Yes, unfortunately I did check that... But it is at "one graph per cpu" :-(

"P. Di Stolfo" wrote:

> Hello,
>
> maybe it's a stupid thought, but is Task Manager -> Performance -> Menu
> "View" -> "CPU History" -> "One graph, All CPUs" checked?
>
> Greetings,
> P. Di Stolfo
>
> "tbingel" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:1473813B-81FA-4E62-AD6E-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > One of my friends has the same hardware configuration and his 6400 CPU
> > appears as two CPUs on the task manager. Mine appears as a single CPU. I
> > have
> > the latest BIOS. I have the hyperthreading enabled in the BIOS. Any ideas?
>

Go to Start>Run and enter msinfo32. Under System summary
you should see two identical processors listed. If only one is
listed, is your M/B and BIOS Core2 Duo ready?

One other thing to check, though unlikely, is to run msconfig>
BOOT.INI>Advanced Options, and make sure the
NUMPROC= box is not ticked.

Hi Ian,
thank you for the tips. It looks as two identical processors in the system
info data. However, BOOT.INI tab isn't there in the msconfig. I have an Intel
975BX board and the latest BIOS installed. I am the admin of the machine.
This is the first time that I don't see the BOOT.INI tab there.

"Ian D" wrote:

> Go to Start>Run and enter msinfo32. Under System summary
> you should see two identical processors listed. If only one is
> listed, is your M/B and BIOS Core2 Duo ready?
>
> One other thing to check, though unlikely, is to run msconfig>
> BOOT.INI>Advanced Options, and make sure the
> NUMPROC= box is not ticked.
>
>
>