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    XP is configured to support Dual Cores

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by haquocdung, Feb 23, 2008.

  1. haquocdung

    haquocdung Notebook Virtuoso

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    How can I fix this problem???
    I tried to look on this 4rum but the solutions didnt work so I make a new thread.
     
    haquocdung, Feb 23, 2008
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  2. Harper2.0

    Harper2.0 Back from the dead?

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    could you elaborate please? i didn't quite understand what you need fixed.
     
    Harper2.0, Feb 23, 2008
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  3. Nebelwand

    Nebelwand Notebook Consultant

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    What problem?
    XP supports dual core processors just fine, although there are a couple of updates to tweak its behaviour for the latest models (KB896256, KB936357, KB946501).
     
    Nebelwand, Feb 23, 2008
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  4. JCMS

    JCMS Notebook Prophet

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    You should get dual core support directly through windows update, with nothing much to do.

    It justs doesn't have the architecture to make full use of it for everyday use like Vista does but there shouldn't be any problems...
     
    JCMS, Feb 23, 2008
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