Is there a W2K update to run dual core processors?

Gem Premium join:2005-09-10 ·CableOne 1 edit	reply to PetePuma Re: Is there a W2K update to run dual core processors? said by PetePuma : If this was an existing machine that had a single core machine that had its CPU upgraded you will need to switch the OS from a uniprocessor setup to a multiprocessor setup. That's it. I just found the microsoft KB article that explains how to do that. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
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PetePuma How many lumps do you want Premium,MVM join:2002-06-13 Arlington, VA	reply to Gem By default it should use both since it appears to the OS as 2 CPUs. XP and later have some more sophisticated detecgtion and process scheduling for multi-core, but it should utilize both cores under 2k as well. If this was an existing machine that had a single core machine that had its CPU upgraded you will need to switch the OS from a uniprocessor setup to a multiprocessor setup.
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Gem Premium join:2005-09-10 ·CableOne	Is there a Windows2000 update to allow it to run dual core processors in dual core mode? That is utilizing both cores rather than running them only as if they were a single core cpu. A) the AMD Opties or AM2's? B) the Intel Core2Duo's?
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