Open Task Manager and under the "Processes" tab, look at the column titled "CPU". 00 is core 1, 01 is core 2. If you watch for a bit, they may (or may not!) change from time to time.
Try a utility like CPU-Z or Speccy.
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html https://www.piriform.com/speccy
Lets assume that i have 2 OS installed, (Linux and Windows).
Both have different file system and both have different mechanism to read/write files.
Then how both OS Shares file information?
I have a laptop which wont boot up due to a suspected hard drive gone bad. I would like to be able to boot up this laptop on a bootable CD/DVD and hopefully run some utility to detect or determine if the hard drive on the laptop has gone faulty, can anyone give me recommendations for such a CD/DVD and utility.
I have an old W7 system drive with documents on it. If I connect it up through the USB port I can see the directories but I cannot access my old XXXX user area, I get G:/Users/XXXX not accessible - Access is denied.
I have tried making it shared etc. to no avail. How can I get access to the files in this directory?
