How do I enable all the cores
- Thread starter echin121
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Solution
winkey+r, type in "msconfig" and hit enter, click the boot tab, click advanced options, make sure Number of Processors is unchecked. Click ok, then click apply, exit and restart.
Once restarted all 4 of your cores should be enabled and will show up on programs like real temp like this:
Once restarted all 4 of your cores should be enabled and will show up on programs like real temp like this:
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winkey+r, type in "msconfig" and hit enter, click the boot tab, click advanced options, make sure Number of Processors is unchecked. Click ok, then click apply, exit and restart.
Once restarted all 4 of your cores should be enabled and will show up on programs like real temp like this:
Once restarted all 4 of your cores should be enabled and will show up on programs like real temp like this:
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Simply install and open cpu-z. With regard to reverting, make sure you apply changes and restart. Not sure why it would go back.
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