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Thanks - this worked great.
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I have a dual processor P3 833 MHz computer running in Windows NT. &nbsp;I have loaded some demo extensions of ArcView 3.2 (Spatial &amp;&nbsp;3D Analyst) that when executed bring up the following error:<br />
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&quot;This software cannot be run on a multi-processor system. &nbsp;Please configure your system for single processor mode and try again&quot;<br />
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My question is:<br />
How do I configure my system to recognise only one processor? &nbsp;I will need step by step instructions if it is anything outside of Windows (ie CMOS) as I am no IT expert. &nbsp;I will also need to know if there is potential for other programs to object to such a reconfiguration.<br />
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Any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated. &nbsp;Question posted on 14/5/2002.
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I have a dual processor P3 833 MHz computer running in Windows NT.  I have loaded some demo extensions of ArcView 3.2 (Spatial & 3D Analyst) that when executed bring up the following error:

"This software cannot be run on a multi-processor system.  Please configure your system for single processor mode and try again"

My question is:
How do I configure my system to recognise only one processor?  I will need step by step instructions if it is anything outside of Windows (ie CMOS) as I am no IT expert.  I will also need to know if there is potential for other programs to object to such a reconfiguration.

Any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated.  Question posted on 14/5/2002.

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