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Most times this has to be done by entering the bios. Usually you can do this by hitting delete on startup or one of the function keys. Some Dell computers do not allow access to the hyperthreding option in the bios, just FYI. Also, I did not notice a performance increase by disabling hyperthreading, although others have.

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