On Sun Sep-25-2016 11:27, Joe Delahaye (1:249/303) wrote to Roger Nelson:   
      
   This message is a dupe.   
      
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    JD>   Re: BinkD   
    JD>   By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sun Sep 25 2016 07:53:37    
      
    JD>> Not found in Windows 10.   
      
    RN> It's in my Windows 10. (-:   
      
    JD>> Perhaps elsewhere, but not in Taskbar in the location y9ou mention.   
      
    RN> Where did I mention Taskbar?   
      
      
    JD> Meant to write Task Manager.  Sorry   
      
      
    JD>> Found it.  It's under the Details Tab instead.   
      
    RN> I posted them two different times so as not to confuse you. The 1st was   
    RN> for W7 and the 'Follow-up' was for W10.   
      
    JD> Yes, but that came after I followed directions on you first message   
    JD>     
      
      
    JD>> Problem is that I have two items in there.  All proccessors, and    
    JD>> CPU 0.  If I uncheck either of those choices, both get unchecked.     
    JD>> So back to square One.   
      
    RN> AHA! If you have nothing but that, then it is a single core   
    RN> processor and   
    RN> that    
    RN> brings to mind another question if that one's BinkD is still going to   
    RN> sleep on you.    
      
      
    JD> Yes   
      
    RN> Is that your BBS machine? If so, what do your other machines show?   
      
    JD> Yes.  As stated in another message, this machine is a quad   
    JD> processor, and it shows all 4   
      
      
    RN> [For dual- and multicore processors]   
    RN> If you unclick on the checked square that reads All processors,   
    RN> naturally   
    RN> it's going to turn them all off. While they are all unchecked, simply   
    RN> click on the one marked CPU 0 (that's the 1st one listed) at that point   
    RN> and you'll be fine.   
      
    JD> Only if you have more then one  (as per your bracketed title for   
    JD> this para. Single processor will turn both off or on, no matter if   
    JD> you uncheck the All Processors, or CPU 0 checkmars,    
      
      
      
      
    RN> If that doesn't work, then send me screen shots as I mentoned in the   
    RN> previous message.   
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   Regards,   
      
   Roger    
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