How to Optimize XP for Dual Core Processors

Dual core processors typically result in increased system multitasking ability, but there is a known issue with Windows XP computers that can actually reduce performance for dual core processors. Avoiding this issue means installing the appropriate bug fix from Microsoft, after which time your computer will be fully prepared to take on the extra processing ability of a dual core processor.

Things You'll Need

  • Windows XP dual core fix (see Resources)
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Instructions

    • 1

      Navigate to Microsoft's update using the link under Resources.

    • 2

      Select "Continue" to validate that you are running a legitimate copy of Windows XP.

    • 3

      Select "Download" and select "Save." Save the file to your Desktop.

    • 4

      Double click on the file and follow the onscreen instructions to install it to your Windows XP machine, preparing your computer for a dual core processor.

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