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    Boot Advanced Options

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by toyota_scion_tc, Jan 14, 2011.

  1. toyota_scion_tc

    toyota_scion_tc Notebook Consultant

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    Are there any benefit to changing these to four processors and changing the memory settings to what I have? These options on under msconfig, click boot tab, and then click advanced boot options.
     
    toyota_scion_tc, Jan 14, 2011
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  2. DetlevCM

    DetlevCM Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    Leave on default.

    Your computer should use all available cores when booting anyway - unless you limit it to fewer.
     
    DetlevCM, Jan 14, 2011
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