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Normally no. Check the system BIOS to see if its seeing 2 cores. This negates some windows HAL screwup. It could also require a BIOS update on the board, or there may be something else going on.
Its possible a sftw driver may allow things to work smoother, but given its processor related, the majority of those drivers actually work with Windows to "balance the load" and enable sftw to use both cores better. I have to say I doubt that your looking at a processor driver issue though.
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