Fixed Vista ICONS in System Tray

[IronBits]

Not using HT is about the same as using HT, with HT being somewhat faster.
Buy one and let us know how you make out

DP - for example with 4 cores
1 uses CPU0
2 uses CPU1
3 uses CPU0 and CPU1
4 uses CPU2
5 uses CPU0 and CPU2
6 uses CPU1 and CPU2
7 uses CPU0, CPU1, and CPU2
8 uses CPU3
9 uses CPU0 and CPU3
10 uses CPU0, CPU1, CPU2, CPU3


Convert the number to hex and reverse it to see which CPUs are to be used.

[Digital Parasite]

DP - for example with 4 cores
1 uses CPU0
2 uses CPU1
3 uses CPU0 and CPU1
4 uses CPU2
5 uses CPU0 and CPU2
6 uses CPU1 and CPU2
7 uses CPU0, CPU1, and CPU2
8 uses CPU3
9 uses CPU0 and CPU3
10 uses CPU0, CPU1, CPU2, CPU3

Convert the number to hex and reverse it to see which CPUs are to be used.

Ah ok now I understand, that info is exactly what I was looking for. Wow, Vista/XP64 is more advanced than I thought. I didn't realize you could set the affinity for groups of processors as well as just 1 or all. Interesting.

Thanks for the info.
Jeff.

[PCZ]

Affinity works that way in Windows 7 as well.

The taskbar icon is all messed up in W7.
It has no text when you click on it.
GUI monitor seems to work if you can get it up.

[Digital Parasite]

The script works great IB, thanks for posting it. I'm currently have an llrnet.exe that is 32bit and says:

LLR network client 0.9b7 (based on LLR version 3.5.0).

Is that the latest version? Is there a win64 version anywhere?

Jeff.