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Anonymous users2024-02-08Solution: After running the program, open the task manager, enter the process management, find the process of the program, right-click the process, select the CPU relationship, and turn off the CPU
1 (cpu0 don't turn off)..Run the program again. If that doesn't work, here's how to do it:
Power on. del or f2
key to enter. bios〉
Set up. Choose.
advanced〉
Menu. Then I choose.
cpuconfiguration〉
Will. hyper
threading
technology〉
item settings. disabled〉
Save to exit. Description: The method is used to turn off a program that uses two cores, and the method turns off hyperthreading and turns the computer into a single core.
The third method (highly recommended) is OK, press Start Menu --Run --Enter "msconfig" (without quotes) and press Enter to bring up the System Configuration Utility --Select the "Select" tab --Click "Advanced Options" -- Put the box in front of "numproc(n)=" ticked (the default number is 1 at this time) -- OK and the system prompts you to restart the computer.
After the reboot, only one core is turned on.
How it works: It's simple to automatically shut down a core from the time the system starts.
That is, the system is run with a core when it is loaded.
The setting in numproc is the setting that sets the number of CPU cores.
The dual-core CPU can be set to 1 (single-core).
Set it to 2 or remove the front hook to set it back to dual-core.
The computer must be restarted each time the settings are determined.
Note: This method is only available for XP and 2003 systems.
If you are reluctant, then wait slowly for Microsoft to come out with SP3 to solve the dual-core problem
Be sure to patch your dual-core CPU, otherwise some games or software programs may not work properly.
If the system does not recognize the dual-core, and it still does not work after restoring (restoring) the system, you will need to reinstall the system before recognizing it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Which software did you use to find out that it was single-core?
Task Manager? It has the option to set to show only single cores, see if it's checked there? Just remove the tick. This situation has nothing to do with performance, it just shows the usage of individual cores.
One of the cores is shielded. Boot del into the BIOS and reset it to multi-core mode.
There is also the fact that the system is too old to support dual-core and multi-core, and it is automatically blocked. In this case, the system is reinstalled.
Or, one of the nuclei has already rested!!
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Anonymous users2024-02-06I'm dizzy! This is still a question! The CPU is a processor and a part, not virtual! Dual-core to single-core must have been replaced!
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Looking upstairs, I burst into tears.
Go to BIOS ---Cell Control and select Disabled. Restart and try. >>>More
hcyyh you ......Really speechless.
The 2140 is definitely dual-core. >>>More
lz misunderstood, it's not like that, 4 cores are only better than dual cores when dealing with multi-threaded (more than 2 threads) tasks, and at present, except for a few professional tools, there is no software and games that support multi-threaded tasks, so the family uses 2 cores out of 4 cores at all, and when 4 cores are used to process dual-threaded tasks, only 2 cores work, and the frequency of 4 cores is not single-core frequency multiplied by 4, if a program requires it, then dual-core is stronger than 4 cores. >>>More
Don't ghost the system.
To put it on step by step, it's good. >>>More
yes, there's lankyu here, so let's shut up.