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Core 2 Duo processor only showing 1 CPU in Task Manager

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bhaney

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All,

Got a new laptop at work. It's a Dell D620 with an Intel T7200 Core 2 Duo processor. The BIOS shows it's a dual core and that dual core is enabled. I downloaded the Intel Processor ID program, and that shows two CPUs, both running at 2.0 GHz with 4 MB of L2 cache. Everything looks like it's working, but in Task Manager, the performance tab only shows 1 CPU. Shouldn't it show two? under View |CPU History the only option is "One CPU per graph". This is XP Pro SP2, by the way.

Device manager shows
Processors
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU T7200 @ 2.00 GHz
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU T7200 @ 2.00 GHz

Any ideas? It's my first experience with this processor and I want to make sure it's running to its full potential.

Thanks,
-Brett.
 
The task manager let you select if you want only one graphic for the whole cpu usage, or if you want one graphic for each thread or core.

Task Manager


I know it's in spanish but, you get the idea.
 
Originally posted by: DrKrFfXx
The task manager let you select if you want only one graphic for the whole cpu usage, or if you want one graphic for each thread or core.
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Hi,

Thanks for the reply, however, I already looked into that (see my first post):
under View |CPU History the only option is "One CPU per graph".
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Wonder why I only have open option in there?

-Brett.

 
It's in the root of the boot drive, in my case "C:\". However by default it's read-only and hidden, so you need to make sure Explorer is set to show those files, and remove the read-only attribute before trying to edit it.

-Brett.
 
Originally posted by: smopoim86
Where do you find the boot.ini file to edit.
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If you have XP, you can find it under Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Startup and Recovery ->
 
Ok, thanks. I ended up reinstalling windows anyway. Changed my raid5 to raid0 (80ms to 145mbs).

I was actually concerned that i had killed a core on my processor because i have removed the ihs on an e6400, but now all is well. I just need a storm waterblock so i can go ihsless properly
 
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