Press Windows key + R
type msconfig
Hit Enter
Select the boot tab
Select advanced options
Uncheck Number processors
Click OK
Click Apply then OK
Restart when prompted
Check if the right number of cores now show up in Task Manager.
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Press Windows key + R
type msconfig
Hit Enter
Select the boot tab
Select advanced options
Uncheck Number processors
Click OK
Click Apply then OK
Restart when prompted
Check if the right number of cores now show up in Task Manager.
Hi Lee, that processor is a Dual Core Processor with 4 threads . . .
In Task Manager, right click the graph for your Processor and choose 'Change graph to logical Processors . .
How many processor cores do you then see?
Hi, Lee,
In addition to AndreJA answer: check the BIOS settings, they may have effect too.