home premium sees only one cpu on dual cpu installed

I did a search for this problem and I only find from 2009 some answers. Only no one gives a solution to this problem. Someone posted a comparison chart for all the windows 7 flavors and it shows that home-premium can see 2 cpu's. Only mine does not. All other progs have seen the cpu's. I had to reinstall so I installed the home/premium. Is there anyplace to get some info on this please..

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Home Premium will support multiple cores on one CPU, but not multiple CPU's in more than one socket.

OK, which windows 7 does see two cpu's??

Thanks guys

Profession and Ultimate,

Compare Windows 7 Editions

There is a typo for Home Premium.

OK, back to the beginning. I'll have to uninstall and load the ultimate one. This is getting expensive..... Thanks to everyone.....You guys rock

If your Home Premium is a retail version you can (transfer it) use it on another PC. OEM versions are tied to the first motherboard they are activated on. I have heard reports that people have manged to transfer an OEM version to another PC. I guess it all depends on what you say to the Microsoft representative when you do the phone activation.

GrizBear said:

This is getting expensive

That's why it is important to do your research before making a purchase. No version of Windows Home/Home Premium supported multiple processors before.

I know people get confused, but they usually over-complicate the issue. Cores don't count as processors. A single core processor and a quad core processor are both one processor. When you look into OS support, you look into the number of CPU's your motherboard has, aka how many sockets.