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Check Number of CPUs on Windows Server 2008
How can I tell the number of CPUs or logical processors on my Windows Server 2008?
✍: FYIcenter.com
To find out how many CPUs you are running on your Windows Server 2008,
you can do the following:
1. Open the PowerShell command window, and type in the "taskmgr" command as shown below. You will see the "Task Manager" screen displayed.
PS C:\Users\fyicenter> taskmgr
2. Click on the "Performance" tab. You will see CPU and memory usage information displayed.
3. Count the number windows in CPU Usage History. If you see 4 windows, then there are 4 logical processors running.
For example, the picture below shows
4 Logical processors running on a Windows Server 2008 machine:
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