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.. and it came to pass that Charles Longley <Charles@thakeham.
demon.co.uk> uttered forth:
>Ahh, now that's interesting. It *was* indeed a single processor install
>to begin with of course. So what are the options? I did note that if I
>began a NEW installation, the blue screen which tells you how much 
>RAM
>is in the system only reported one processor

.. as its reporting the system configuration that it knows of. If you
installed it in a single-processor machine, the platform will only
remember that one processor.

> - so if there *is* a stage
>which identifies the second, when is it? A fresh install is out because
>of loss of apps and user details it entails.

There's a utility called uptomp.exe, used for "upping" the number
of processors under the NT platform.

The only other option looks like the backup/reinstall/restore route.
You'll have a fresher system, but it'll take a bit to get all the apps
just right.
>
>Many thanks.

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"Dungeon" Dave, in anti-harvest mode...

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