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does anyone know how to turn off hyperthreading in the system bios?
Bill Crocker said:Depending on your system, when you first power up, during the post, prior to
loading Windows, you should see reference about hitting F1, or F2, possibly
F10, or Esc, to enter Setup. If you don't see it, it should still work,
just that someone chose to hide that option from the user. After you
successfully get into Setup, you will be presented with a text screen
showing various options for your hardware. Typically, you navigate using
the Tab, and Cursor keys, PgUp / PgDn, then depending on the BIOS, you
either use the cursor keys, or + / -, or Enter, to toggle, or change the
settings. Be careful, as there are options in the BIOS, that could render
your system unbootable. So only change what you're familiar with, or
understand. If you get into trouble, there are usually default options that
should get you back up, and running, but not necessarily at optimal
settings.
Use something like Google, to search the web for BIOS options, directions,
etc. You should find helpful information there also.
Bill Crocker