I recently upgraded my i3 6100 to i5 11400F, but when i opened msconfig to enable the cores only four of them were selectable. I then did some searching on bios to see if there was a setting for cpu cores(Gigabyte H510 mb) and found it set to 6 cores, but the problem remains unsolved. any suggestions?
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missing cores
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Hello, these two logs will allow others to assist you better. 
Step 1: Get System Info Log.
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Step 2: Speccy Scan.
Step 1: Get System Info Log.
Include in your next reply a Get System Info log.
Save it to your desktop when complete.
Once you have the file on your desktop, then upload it here.
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Step 2: Speccy Scan.
- Please go here and download Speccy.
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After a quick look, you could stand to free up some space.
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Edit: Try What Bruce says
All I have from hereClick On Me
If you are using Windows 10, the box next to “Number of processors” will normally be unchecked. This is because Windows is configured to utilize all cores whenever a program has the ability to use them.
All I have from hereClick On Me
If you are using Windows 10, the box next to “Number of processors” will normally be unchecked. This is because Windows is configured to utilize all cores whenever a program has the ability to use them.
this is the link to the latest BIOS; https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/H510M-S2H-rev-10/support#support-dl-bios
that's for v1.0, which I think you have, based on the Speccy report.
but Speccy can be wrong.
flashing the BIOS is not a close enough is good enough exercise!
open your case and look at the writing in the motherboard to confirm the make/model and version number.
that's for v1.0, which I think you have, based on the Speccy report.
but Speccy can be wrong.
flashing the BIOS is not a close enough is good enough exercise!
open your case and look at the writing in the motherboard to confirm the make/model and version number.
I thought I had replied to this, maybe it was lost in the recent server updates.
what didn't work?
you couldn't find the right BIOS update, or you started the flash process but got an error, or it all worked OK and updated the BIOS but that hasn't helped with your issue?
what didn't work?
you couldn't find the right BIOS update, or you started the flash process but got an error, or it all worked OK and updated the BIOS but that hasn't helped with your issue?
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