too many processors

G

Guest

device manager shows 2 identical proccesor drivers also has ACPI
Multiprocessor PC driver....but only have one processor. any suggestions on
this would be great
 
J

Jason Tsang

Your computer likely has a hyperthreadirg processor. In this case, what you
are seeing is normal as your one processor is actually two logical
processors.
 
Y

Yves Leclerc

You are using an Intel 'Hyper-Threading" enable motherboard and processor.
Hyper-Threading is an Intel techicnolgy to provides 2 virtual processors on
one physical processor. Your system is reporting everything correctly.
 
J

Jason Tsang

Your computer likely has a hyperthreading processor. In this case, what you
are seeing is normal as your one processor is actually two logical
processors.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

wschaffe said:
device manager shows 2 identical proccesor drivers also has ACPI
Multiprocessor PC driver....but only have one processor. any
suggestions on this would be great


I cannot believe there are *STILL* people asking this! Did you bother to
RTFM that would have been supplied with your computer? No, of course you
didn't - that would have been too much like hard work.

How long has the P4 CPU been around now? Three, four years? Google!
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Miss said:
I cannot believe there are *STILL* people asking this! Did you bother
to RTFM that would have been supplied with your computer? No, of
course you didn't - that would have been too much like hard work.

How long has the P4 CPU been around now? Three, four years? Google!

What is this "Google" of which you speak?
 
K

Kerry Brown

What is this "Google" of which you speak?
I overheard someone say it was an early version of MSN search.

Kerry Brown
KDB Systems
 
Q

Quaoar

Miss said:
I cannot believe there are *STILL* people asking this! Did you bother
to RTFM that would have been supplied with your computer? No, of
course you didn't - that would have been too much like hard work.

How long has the P4 CPU been around now? Three, four years? Google!

I don't realize this was
microsoft.public.windowsxp.spout_irrelevant_invective. This is a help
site. Get over it.

Q
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Kerry said:
I overheard someone say it was an early version of MSN search.

Kerry Brown
KDB Systems

Heh. I usually use Google to search the MS support sites anyway...
 
B

Budget Print Center

this one uses many newsgroups to bash the unsuspecting info seeker..it is
best ignored in hopes it's ire dissipates...
 

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