Re: Multiple CPU's listed for Dual Core PRocessors

If you're running SP3, you'll find some new addtions in the Processor class of the sms_def.mof, that might help you out:

boolean IsHyperthreadCapable;
boolean IsHyperthreadEnabled;
boolean IsMobile;
boolean IsMulticore;

The first 2 are disabled if I'm not mistaken, the latter are enabled.

HTH,
Serge

"MSAdmin" <MSAdmin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:D839BBEF-A49D-40BC-A626-9405671BC163@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
So I created the following custom report

select sys.Netbios_Name0, cs.Manufacturer0, cs.Model0, Processor.Name0,
Processor.MaxClockSpeed0,
bios.serialNumber0, os.Version0, os.Caption0, os.CSDVersion0
from v_r_system sys
inner join v_gs_operating_system os on os.resourceid=sys.resourceid
inner join v_gs_computer_system cs on cs.resourceid=sys.resourceid
inner join v_gs_pc_bios bios on bios.resourceid=sys.resourceid
inner join v_GS_PROCESSOR Processor on SYS.ResourceID=Processor.ResourceID
order by sys.netbios_name0

This gives me the information I need, however for CPU type, it's listing
CPU0 and CPU1,. There is a single dual core CPU so it's a little misleading,
it seems to be mistaking dual core for dual cpu's.. Is there any way to clean
this up?

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