Feb 22, 2001 #1 coont MIS Jan 31, 2001 5 US My server has dual processors, but NT only shows one. How do I get NT 4.0 to recognize the second processor?
My server has dual processors, but NT only shows one. How do I get NT 4.0 to recognize the second processor?
Feb 22, 2001 #2 Zelandakh MIS Mar 12, 1999 12,173 GB You need to upgrade to multi processor. Suggest you check the BIOS is not complicating things by only showing one proc. Upvote 0 Downvote
You need to upgrade to multi processor. Suggest you check the BIOS is not complicating things by only showing one proc.
Feb 22, 2001 Thread starter #3 coont MIS Jan 31, 2001 5 US The BIOS is set for dual processors and the system recognizes the 2 processors during POST. I'm just not sure how to get NT to recognize both. Upvote 0 Downvote
The BIOS is set for dual processors and the system recognizes the 2 processors during POST. I'm just not sure how to get NT to recognize both.
Feb 22, 2001 1 #4 josesc Technical User Dec 18, 2000 44 BR When you put the second processor, the WinNT was already installed? There is a utility in the WinNT4 resource kit, to make processor upgrade. Upvote 0 Downvote
When you put the second processor, the WinNT was already installed? There is a utility in the WinNT4 resource kit, to make processor upgrade.
Feb 22, 2001 1 #5 polymath5 MIS Dec 23, 2000 512 US When you use the Uptomp utility, be sure to re-apply your current service pack BEFORE you restart the machine, after you run the utility. Be sure to read the readme files, and check the MSKB for any updated information. This is another great reason to upgrade to 2000 Pro. It upgrades to multi in a snap. Upvote 0 Downvote
When you use the Uptomp utility, be sure to re-apply your current service pack BEFORE you restart the machine, after you run the utility. Be sure to read the readme files, and check the MSKB for any updated information. This is another great reason to upgrade to 2000 Pro. It upgrades to multi in a snap.