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It is enabled in the BIOS and the OS does not see the logical processors. So yes, confused is the right state of mind, I am confused as well. The device manager sees 12 CPUs, task manager and the rest of the OS sees 6.
Not sure I understand what sounds correct? With HT enabled, the OS should see 12 logical processors and 12 threads. It only sees 6 logical processors and 6 threads.
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December 13th, 2021 05:00
Welcome to the Dell Community @M-M-F
Just a little confused???
Your title says: "Latitude e5550 - no hyper-threading"
But then you say: " I made sure to check that HT is enabled in the BIOS."
Which is it Enabled Or Disabled???
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It is enabled in the BIOS and the OS does not see the logical processors. So yes, confused is the right state of mind, I am confused as well. The device manager sees 12 CPUs, task manager and the rest of the OS sees 6.
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December 13th, 2021 07:00
@M-M-F
That sounds correct.
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Not sure I understand what sounds correct? With HT enabled, the OS should see 12 logical processors and 12 threads. It only sees 6 logical processors and 6 threads.